These options control the web service session:
Specifies the number of hours that the REST Web Service Access Key remains active before expiration. The Access Key timeout is not based on inactivity time, but it is based on duration time since the Access Key creation. After the Access Key meets the specified duration, the Access Key ends regardless of whether it is being used.
Optionally, the REST client can also provide the Access Key duration time for the specific Access Key during the Access Key request. To provide the duration value, set it directly on the expiration_date attribute of the rest_access resource, as part of the POST request payload.
Valid Range: 1-8760 hours
Defaut: 168
Disables Basic Authentication in REST Web Services.
Default: No
Specifies the maximum number of rows that a REST Web Service query returns.
Default: 500
Specifies the default number of rows that a REST Web Service query returns per page.
Valid Range: 1-500
Default: 25
Specifies the list of Majic factories (resources) that CA SDM exposes through REST Web Services. This option overrides the default behavior. By default, CA SDM exposes all factories through REST Web Services.
If you do not enter values in this option, the default behavior exposes any Majic factory that does not have the REST_OPERATIONS property set to NONE. By default, no Majic fatory has this property set to NONE.
Use the REST_OPERATIONS property to set the specific HTTP CRUD (CREATE, READ, UPDATE, DELETE) methods for CA SDM to expose on a given Majic factory.
Default: rest_access
Example: rest_access, cnt, grp, cr, crs, pri, alg, urg, imp, pcat, org
Specifies the algorithm that you use to compute the signature for Custom/Secret Key Auhentication in REST Web Services.
Default: HmacSHA1
Specifies the fields that you use to compute the signature for Custom/Secret Key Authentication in REST Web Services, in addition to the default REQUEST_METHOD, REQUEST_URI, and QUERY_STRING fields.
Default: blank
Specifies the name of the object engine that SOAP web services use. If not installed, SOAP web services use "domsrvr".
The value of the option must be a string beginning with the characters "domsrvr:"
Sets the timeout value (in minutes) for SOAP Web Service sessions. When the time between successive web method calls is greater than the value specified, the session ID is marked expired. The session is then no longer valid.
To prevent sessions from expiring due to activity, set the value for this option to 0. Other methods, such as logoff routines, can still invalid sessions.
Note: These options require restarting the CA SDM server.
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