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Variables Returned by the Base JavaScript (Continued)
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Variable
httpHeadersCount
HTTP_PARAMS
httpParamsCount
fixed.preserved
record
Format/Type and Description
number
The number of HTTP_HEADERS objects returned in this response.
Array
Each element in this array is a name-value pair. These pairs represent variables
and their values that were used in the HTTP request made to the interface.
Some HTTP parameters will be discarded after the request has been
authenticated so that sensitive data is not stored on the CMS server. By default,
parameters named pwd, password, and passwd are discarded after
authentication. All other parameters are passed back in the response. Use the
CMS.cfg parameter dontSaveHttpParams to list parameters that should be
discarded by the CMS server after authentication.
For example, if dontSaveHttpParams is set to "pwd" and the request used
parameters named uid and pwd, the JavaScript in the response might look like:
header.HTTP_PARAMS[0].name = "uid"
header.HTTP_PARAMS[0].value = "userOne";
The default value for dontSaveHttpParams (if it is not explicitly set in
CMS.cfg) is "pwd, password, passwd".
number
The number of HTTP_PARAMS objects returned in this response.
any data
This variable contains the value of the parameter named preserved passed to
the interface. It allows any data to be passed through from a request to the
response template by submitting a parameter named preserved in the
request.
Object
An object for containing data about a single certificate. Variables and values are
added to a record object, then the record object is added as an element in the
recordSet array.
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