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modules/manage/pages/schema-reg/schema-reg-api.adoc

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== Retrieve a schema
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To retrieve a registered schema from the registry, make a GET request to the `/schemas/ids/\{id}` endpoint:

modules/manage/pages/schema-reg/schema-reg-contexts.adoc

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== Configure Schema Registry contexts
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The following configuration examples show how to perform common context operations.
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The following configuration examples show how to perform common context operations using the Schema Registry HTTP API and qualified subject syntax.
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=== Register a schema in a context
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The following configuration examples show how to perform common context operations using the Schema Registry HTTP API and qualified subject syntax.
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To register a schema in a named context, use the qualified subject form in the `POST /subjects/{subject}/versions` request:
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