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| Connections | blueriq.connection.sessionHeaders | A comma-separated list of HTTP header names, stored through the blueriq.session.headers property, that should be put on outgoing requests for all HTTP and SOAP connections. More info here. |
| @since 11.6 |
| blueriq.connection.header.[headerName] | Key-value pairs of HTTP headers that should be put on all outgoing REST and SOAP requests. |
| @since 14.11 | |
| blueriq.connection.timeout | Default global timeout in milliseconds to use for all outgoing HTTP requests (SOAP, REST or CMIS) when no other timeout was specified on the specific connection configuration. The value of 0 means there is no global timeout. Default is 5000 milliseconds (5 seconds). When a negative number is configured, or this property is not configured at all, this value will fallback to the default. |
| @since 15.0 The default value changed from 15000 to 5000 ms in Blueriq 17.0 | |
| blueriq.connection.[name].sql.type | The type of sql connection (ie. jdbc) |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].sql.url | The url of the datasource which should be connected to. |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].sql.driver | The driver that needs to be used to connect to the datasource |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].sql.username | The username to login to the datasource |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].sql.password | The password to login to the datasource |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].filesystem.path | The path of the filesystem |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].memory | Name of a memory connection. |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].http.url | The URL of the REST web service. |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].http.username | The username for basic authentication. |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].http.password | The password for basic authentication. |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].http.sessionHeaders | A comma-separated list of HTTP header names, stored through the blueriq.session.headers property, that should be put on outgoing requests for this connection. Overrides blueriq.connection.sessionHeaders. More info here. |
| @since 11.6 | |
| blueriq.connection.[name].http.header.[headerName] | Key-value pairs of HTTP headers that should be put on outgoing REST requests for this connection. Overrides blueriq.connection.header |
| @since 14.11 | |
| blueriq.connection.[name].http.timeout | The timeout in milliseconds. The value of 0 means there is no timeout. When a negative number is configured this value will fallback to the global default. |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].http.authentication | If the Runtime authentication is set to openid-connect, then setting this property to 'openid-connect' will make the webservice send along a bearer Authorization header. Since Blueriq 16.3, if the Runtime authentication is set to jwt, then setting this property to 'jwt' will make the webservice send along a bearer Authorization header. Since Blueriq 17.0 Spring Security is used for defining OAuth2 connections, set this property to 'oauth2' when using oauth2. Define an Client Registration for OAuth 2 via Spring Security and set it on the connection. For an example see Release 17.0 Upgrade Instructions |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].http.oauth2-client-registration | The name of the OAuth2 Client Registration defined in the properties or yaml file with Spring Security. (required when using oauth2) |
| @since 17.0 | |
| blueriq.connection.[name].soap.url | The URL of the SOAP web service. |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].soap.username | The username for basic authentication. |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].soap.password | The password for basic authentication. |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].soap.interceptors | A comma separate list of security interceptors (defined using the blueriq.soap.interceptors.security.* properties, see WS-Security) |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].soap.timeout | The timeout in milliseconds. |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].soap.sessionHeaders | A comma-separated list of HTTP header names, stored through the blueriq.session.headers property, that should be put on outgoing requests for this connection. Overrides blueriq.connection.headers. More info here. |
| @since 11.6 | |
| blueriq.connection.[name].soap.header.[headerName] | Key-value pairs of HTTP headers that should be put on outgoing SOAP requests for this connection. |
| @since 14.11 | |
| blueriq.connection.[name].email.smtp | The hostname of the SMTP server. |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].email.smtpport | The port of the SMTP server. |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].email.username | The username to use when connecting to the SMTP server. |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].email.password | The password to use when connecting to the SMTP server. |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].email.usetls | Indicates if the SMTP server should be contacted using TLS. |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].email.fromaddress | An email address from which to send the email. |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].email.toaddress | An email address to which to send the email. |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].email.ccaddresses | Addresses to put in cc. |
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blueriq.connection.[name].email.bccaddresses | Addresses to put in bcc. |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].resource.path | Defines a path to a resource. |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].external-flow.project | The REQUIRED name of the project that contains the flow to be started |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].external-flow.version | The REQUIRED version of the project that contains the flow to be started, e.g. 0.0-Trunk |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].external-flow.flow | The REQUIRED name of the flow to be started |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].external-flow.channel | The OPTIONAL name of the channel be started |
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| blueriq.connection.[name].external-flow.baseurl | The OPTIONAL URL of the external host where the target project is on (if omitted the same server is assumed). |
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