SOAP Connector 8.0.0

Operation

Determines which operation the adapter executes

Possible values:

Call SOAP: Execute adapter

Repository

Virtual repository of the adapter project

protocol

Used protocol (HTTP or HTTPS)

Possible values:

• http: Use HTTP (no encryption) (Default)

• https: Use HTTPS (SSL-encrypted)

host

IP address or host name of the physical server

Possible values: Any valid string without protocol handler (e. g. google.com)

vHost

Virtual host name, if it cannot be identified by the physical host within the parameter host

Possible values: Any valid string without protocol handler (z. B. google.com)

port

Port number of the HTTP(S) service

Possible values:

• Any integer number (e. g. 8080)

• -1: Use port 80 for HTTP and port 443 for HTTPS (Default)

path

Path on the server, starting with a slash

Possible values: Any valid path (e. g. /intl/en_ALL/images/logo.gif)

authenticationEncoding

Character encoding for the credentials

Possible values: Specification of a character encoding, e.g. UTF-8 oder ISO-8859-1

 With the help of this parameter, umlauts can also be used in the credentials.

query

Argument(s) of the HTTP(S) request

Possible values: Any URL-encoded arguments without leading question marks (e. g. Arg1=V1&Arg2=V2)

username

User name for basic HTTP, digest, or NTLM authentication

Possible values:

• For HTTP Basic authentication: the user name

• For HTTP Basic authentication on a Windows domain: a string following the pattern <Domain>\<User name> (e. g. MyDomain\MyUserName)

• For NTLM authentication on a Windows domain: only the user name (and specify the domain in parameter ntlmDomain) (e. g. MyUsername)

password

Password for basic, digest, or NTLM authentication

Possible values: Any valid string

usePreemptiveBasicAuth

Use preemptive authentication (using credentials from the parameters username and password) for all HTTP(S) requests (only for basic authentication, see parameter allowBasic)

Possible values:

• true: Send credentials directly (preemptively) with each HTTP(S) request

• false: No preemptive authentication (Default)

allowBasic

Use HTTP(S) basic authentication

Possible values:

• true: Use basic authentication

• false: Do not use basic authentication (Default)

useProxy

Use a proxy server to connect

Possible values:

• true: Connect via the proxy server, specified within the parameter proxyHost

• false: No proxy server (Default)

proxyHost

IP address or host name of a proxy server

Possible values: Any valid string (e. g. 192.168.1.1)

proxyPort

Port number of the proxy server

Possible values:

• Any integer number

• -1: Use default port (Default)

proxyUsername

User name for Basic HTTP, digest, or NTLM authentication on a proxy server

Possible values:

• For HTTP Basic authentication: the user name

• For HTTP Basic authentication on a Windows domain: a string following the pattern <Domain>\<User name> (e. g. MyDomain\MyUserName)

• For NTLM authentication on a Windows domain: only the user name (and specify the domain in parameter ntlmDomain) (e. g. MyUsername)

proxyPassword

Password of a proxy server

Possible values: Any valid string

proxyAllowDigest

Use digest authentication for the proxy

Possible values:

• true: Authenticate proxy with digest

• false: Do not authenticate proxy with digest (Default)

connectTimeout

Timeout value for a socket connect in milliseconds

Possible values:

• >0: Timeout value in milliseconds

• <=0: No timeout (default)

socketTimeout

Timeout value between two incoming data packages in milliseconds. This is not the maximal request time, only the maximal idle time of the connection.

Possible values:

• >0: Timeout value in milliseconds

• <=0: No timeout (default)

acceptAllCertificates

Disable certificate checking

Possible values:

• any string: Certificates are checked on confidence (default)

• Yes, I want to disable security by accepting untrusted certificates.: Certificate check is disabled
  Please note: The exact string must be entered here!

acceptAllSslHostnames

Disable hostname checking for certificates

Possible values:

• any string: Hostname must correspond to the certificate (default)

• Yes, I want to disable security by accepting non-matching hostnames.: Hostname checking is disabled
  Please note: The exact string must be entered here!

useClientCertificate

Use client certificates to validate the request

Possible values:

• true: Use client certificates to validate the request

• false: Do not use client certificates to validate the request (default)

keystoreType

Keystore type for storing client certificates (see http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/guides/security/StandardNames.html#KeyStore)

Possible values:

• jceks: Use proprietary keystore implementation by SunJCE

• jks: Use proprietary keystore implementation by SUN

• pkcs12: Use keystore transfer format PKCS12

keystoreURL

Keystore URL to validate the request via client certificates

Possible values: Any valid URL, e.g. file:/C:/Folder/ExampleKeystore

keystorePassword

Password for the keystore to validate the request via client certificates

Possible values: Any valid string

keyAlias

Key alias to access a specific key within the keystore

Possible values: Any valid string

aliasPassword

Corresponding password for a specific key within the keystore

Possible values: Any valid string

SoapAction

HTTP header of the SOAP request. The value of this parameter is a URL that identifies the requested operation.

toXml

Output an XML document containing all headers as elements and the body content as Base64-encoded string

Possible values:

• true: Output an XML document

• false: Output the unmodified response of the server (Default)

1

The operation was executed successfully.

-1

The operation failed due to a technical error.