pub.mediator.security.ws:AddTimestamp

Note:

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In the parameter descriptions, the data type is listed first, followed by the Java type in parenthesis, for example, “Object (org.apache.axis2.context.MessageContext)”.

timeToLive

Integer (Integer) (Optional) Specifies the duration (in seconds) for which the request is valid.

The default value is: 300 (5 minutes)

signTimestamp

Boolean (Boolean) (Optional) Indicates whether the generated timestamp must be signed by Mediator using the configured keystore and signing alias.

Note:

For signTimestamp to work, you must ensure that a valid IS keystore and signing alias are configured in Mediator. For details, see Administering webMethods Mediator.

The default value is: false

useMilliSecond Precision

Boolean (Boolean) (Optional) Indicates whether the generated timestamp must have millisecond precision.

The default value is: true

MessageContext

Object (org.apache.axis2.context.MessageContext) (Required) Mediator will place a MessageContext variable into the pipeline before executing the webMethods IS service call.

The default value is: org.apache.axis2.context.MessageContext instance

actor

String (String) (Optional) Indicates the value of the SOAP actor attribute if a new security header is being added to the SOAP request. If the request already has a security header with the actor specified in it, then this value will not overwrite it.

The default value is: ""

mustUnderstand

Boolean (Boolean) (Optional) Specifies whether the security header will have the mustUnderstand attribute set to 0 or 1 (false / true). If the security header already has this attribute set, then this value will not overwrite it.

The default value is: false