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titleHTTP Connection Attributes

The following attributes apply to the HTTP connections obtained and managed by an HTTP metadata provider:

Name

Type

Default

Description

connectionRequestTimeout

Duration

Depends on provider type

The maximum amount of time to wait for a connection to be returned from the HTTP client's connection pool manager. Set to PT0S to disable.

connectionTimeout

Duration

Depends on provider type

The maximum amount of time to wait to establish a connection with the remote server. Set to PT0S to disable.

socketTimeout

Duration

Depends on provider type

The maximum amount of time to wait between two consecutive packets while reading from the socket connected to the remote server. Set to PT0S to disable.

NOTE: This is NOT an aggregate timeout on the whole request but merely between packets. There is no aggregate request timeout at present as the Apache library doesn’t support itFor that responseTimeout is available, starting in 5.2.

responseTimeout 5.2

Duration

Depends on provider type

The maximum amount of time to wait until a response from the remote server. Set to PT0S to disable.

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titleHTTP Security Attributes

The following security-related attributes apply to any HTTP metadata provider:

Name

Type

Default

Description

disregardTLSCertificate

Boolean

false

If true, no TLS certificate checking will take place over an HTTPS connection.

Be careful with this setting, it is typically only used during testing. See the HttpClientConfiguration topic for more information.

httpClientSecurityParametersRef

Bean ID

A reference to an externally defined Spring bean that specifies an HttpClientSecurityParameters instance, which consolidates all HTTP security parameters including advanced TLS usage.

In 5.0, this attribute conflicts with and overrides any explicit TrustEngine implementation configured as an inline <TLSTrustEngine> element. See the HttpClientConfiguration topic for more information.

In 5.1, if an inline trust engine is specified, it will be merged into any supplied instance.

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