@karthik,
Well, there is no OOTB utility available. However, an API proxy can be built by invoking management APIs and string processing.
Steps are:
1.Find list of policies of latest revision of each proxy. One may need to make api calls first to find list of proxies and revisions of each proxy.
GET https://api.enterprise.apigee.com/v1/organizations/{org}/apis/{apiname}/revisions/{revision}/policie...
2. Find detail of each policy.
GET https://api.enterprise.apigee.com/v1/organizations/{org}/apis/{apiname}/revisions/{revision}/policie...
This proxy has FlowCallout policy if value of 'policyType' is "FlowCalloutBean".There will be another attribute ""sharedFlowBundle" of such policy and this will contain name of "Shared flow name"
{
"policyType": "FlowCalloutBean",
....
"name": "{policy name}",
"sharedFlowBundle": "{Shared flow name}"
}
This Shared flow name can be compared aganist the one in the context.
Note: All management APIs require basic authorization in the header.
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