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Response
The default response template is
for responses is inserted in place of the
Process Certificate Request interface adds the JavaScript variables listed in the
following table.
Table 6-29 Variables Returned by the Process Certificate Request Interface
Variable
result.header variables
assignedTo
authorityid
callerName
certsUpdated
certType
clonedRequestId
createdOn
dirEnabled
Description
Variables added to the header object.
The user ID of the agent to whom the request is currently assigned.
Compare to callerName to see if the agent viewing the request is the
current owner.
ca | ra
The type of authority that handled the request: ca for Certificate Manager
or ra for Registration Manager.
The user ID of the agent who is viewing the request. This data is determined
from the SSL client certificate presented to the agent interface.
number
The number of certificates that were updated in the publishing directory if
publishing is enabled (if result.header.dirEnabled = yes).
ca | CEP-Request | client | objSignClient | ra | server | other
Specifies the type of certificate request that was acted upon. The certType
is not associated with any certificate extensions. It may be used by policy
modules to make decisions, and it may be used by a CMS server to
determine how to decode the request or format the response.
number
The sequence number (or request ID) of the newly cloned request, if the
action toDo = clone.
number of seconds since 1 January 1970
The time when the certificate request was created on the CMS server.
yes | no
Indicates whether or not LDAP publishing is enabled on the CMS server. If
yes, then certsUpdated will indicate how many certificates were updated in
the directory as a result of the certificate processing action.
processCertReq.template
<CMS_TEMPLATE>
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. The base JavaScript
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