Database property names for web service input devices
Some parts of the system and messages about web service input devices refer to properties
by their database names. If a property is specific to REST web service input devices,
its database property name begins with REST. Properties whose names begin with WebService apply to both REST and SOAP web service input devices.
Some of the values that you see in drop-down lists in the user interface are not the same as the values that RICOH ProcessDirector uses internally. When you set the value of a property in an overrides file or an external program, use the internal value. The Internal values column lists the internal values for those properties.
In the Editable column:
- Yes means that you can change the value after the input device has been created.
- No means that you cannot change the value.
Web service input device properties
| Database name | Notebook tab: field name | Brief description | Internal values | Editable |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RESTWebService.AuthRequestHeader | Authentication: Authentication request header | Specifies the HTTP header field the web service input device uses to authenticate to another application. | Yes | |
| RESTWebService.AuthRequestParams | Authentication: Authentication request parameters | Specifies the parameters the web service input device sends to an external application and receives the authentication back. Examples of these parameters are the user ID and password. | Yes | |
| RESTWebService.AuthResponseContentType | Authentication: Authentication response content type | Specifies the response format the web service input device receives for authentication. |
|
Yes |
| RESTWebService.RequestHeader | Request: Request header | Specifies the HTTP header field the web service input device uses to request data for another application. | Yes | |
| RESTWebService.RequestParams | Request: Request parameters | Specifies the parameters the web service input device sends to an external application. | Yes | |
| RESTWebService.ResponseContentType | Request: Response content type | Specifies the response format the web service input device receives data in. |
|
Yes |
| WebService.AuthRequestMethod | Authentication: Authentication request method | Specifies the method type the web service input device calls for authentication. |
|
Yes |
| WebService.AuthRequestPayload | Authentication: Authentication request payload | Specifies the payload to be passed to the specified web service. | Yes | |
| WebService.AuthRequestPwd | Authentication: Authentication request password | A password that is used to get a single-use credential for a session. You reference the password in the Authentication request payload property as a symbol. The web site returns a token when authentication is successful. | Yes | |
| WebService.AuthRequestURL | Authentication: Authentication request URL | Specifies the URL that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to authenticate with a web site or application. | Yes | |
| WebService.AuthResponseAttribute | Authentication: Authentication response attribute | Specifies the XPath or JSONPath to the element in the response to the authentication request that contains the credential for the session. This value is stored as the Static credential for the session. | Yes | |
| WebService.LastSuccessRequestTime | Status: Time of last successful request | Shows the date and time when the web service input device last successfully requested a response from a web service for an external application. | No | |
| WebService.RequestMethod | Request: Request method | Specifies the method type the web service input device calls for processing. |
|
Yes |
| WebService.RequestPayload | Request: Request payload | Specifies the payload the web service passes to an external application. | Yes | |
| WebService.RequestURL | Request: Request URL | Specifies the URL of the web service that the web service input device communicates with. | Yes | |
| WebService.StaticCredential | Authentication: Static credential | The authorization code that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to connect to an external application that requires multiple-use authentication. | Yes | |
| WebService.UseProxy | Request: Use proxy | Specifies whether the web service input device communicates through a proxy server. |
|
Yes |