The REST settings allows you manage REST API specific settings including connection options, storage directory, number of threads used by processes when making REST API calls to the server.
To view the REST Settings: Go to Preferences Panel > REST Tab
Rest Server - Sets the IP address to receive REST calls from on the server. When set to a specific address calls can only be made to the server from that address. If 0.0.0.0 is selected the server will serve REST resources on all available network interfaces.
Content Provider: Sets the content provider (where the files are stored and managed) for the PAS service
Storage Directory - enter the complete file path to the directory you wish to have all of the REST files stored on the server.
Note: This directory is local to where the server is running not the PAS Manager and so the file path must follow the format set by the OS of the server.
CPU threads - the number of threads (cores) on the server you want to be used by REST processes. The number to the right of the field will display the total number of cores available on the server.
Allow Origin - Setting that lets you access REST services from another domain. It will set the value of the "Access-Control-Allow-Origin" response header.
Enable HTTP - enables HTTP access to a specified port
HTTP Port - port to be used for HTTP access. The default setting is 8090.
Note: The HTTP Port cannot match the HTTPS or RMI (default 1099) port settings
Enable HTTPS - enables HTTPS access to a specified port
HTTPS Port - port to be used for HTTPS access. The default setting is 8091.
Note: The HTTPs Port cannot match the HTTP or RMI (default 1099) port settings
PKCS#12 File - enter the complete file path to the PKCS#12 file (.pfx or .p12) used by HTTPS calls made to the server.
Note: This directory is local to where the server is running not the PAS Manager and so the file path must follow the format set by the OS of the server.
Password - The password to access the keystore file
Signature File - The full path to the Digital ID file used in the signature on the server. Accepted formats are .p12 & .pfx.
Note: This directory is local to where the server is running not the PAS Manager and so the file path must follow the format set by the OS of the server.
Password - The password needed to open the Digital ID file
Load IDs - When clicked will display the Digital IDs stored within the file
Digital IDs - Displays a list of all the digital IDs stored within the signature file
ID Password - The password for the selected digital ID. You must enter the correct password in order to be able to digitally sign the document
Format: The format to be used when encrypting the signature
Signature - A digital signature contains encrypted information that is unique to the signer so it cannot be forged. The signer’s certificate or issuing third-party Certificate Authority will need to be trusted by the user receiving the PDF in order for the signature to be considered valid. Once signed, if the document is modified in any way the signature will no longer be considered valid.
Certifying Signature - A certified signature provides additional document security options to prevent the document from being modified. When choosing certifying signature, a combo box will show, allowing to specify which changes are permitted on the certified document.
Reason - Select a reason the document was signed from the list from the below options
Location - Enter additional location details
Contact Information - Enter additional contact information for the signature
Use Timestamp Server: Check this option to use a timestamp server during the signing process
URL - the URL of the timestamp server
TSA Requires Authentication - check this box if the server requires authentication
User name - the user name for authentication on the timestamp server
Password - the password for authentication on the timestamp server
Show Image - When checked an image can be added to the background of the digital stamp appearance
File - The full path to the image file used in the signature on the server. Accepted formats are jpg, png, gif, & tiff.
Note: This directory is local to where the server is running not the PAS Manager and so the file path must follow the format set by the OS of the server.
Align - Allows you to align the image on the left, center, or right of the signature
Transparency - Transparency setting for the image
Show - The options below, when checked, set which digital signature properties will be displayed on the signature
Orientation - Sets the digital signature text to be displayed with one of two options
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