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NameTypeDefaultDescription
disregardTLSCertificate           
Booleanfalse

If true, no TLS certificate checking will take place over an HTTPS connection. This attribute is incompatible with httpClientRef. (Be careful with this setting, it is typically only used during testing. See the HttpClientConfiguration topic for more information.)

disregardSslCertificateBooleanfalseDEPRECATED: Use disregardTLSCertificate instead.
basicAuthUserString

DEPRECATED: Use httpClientSecurityParametersRef instead.

basicAuthPasswordString

DEPRECATED: Use httpClientSecurityParametersRef instead.

tlsTrustEngineRef 3.1Bean ID

DEPRECATED: Use httpClientSecurityParametersRef instead.

A reference to a TrustEngine defined elsewhere in the configuration. The TrustEngine may be specified either in custom or spring native bean syntax. This attribute and the inline <TLSTrustEngine> element are mutually exclusive. This attribute is likewise mutually exclusive with both httpClientRef and httpClientSecurityParametersRef.

httpClientSecurityParametersRef 3.3Bean ID
A reference to an externally defined Spring bean that specifies an org.opensaml.security.httpclient.HttpClientSecurityParameters instance, which consolidates all HTTP security parameters including advanced TLS usage. This attribute conflicts with and overrides any explicit TrustEngine implementation (specified as either a tlsTrustEngineRef attrribute or configured as an inline <TLSTrustEngine> element). See the HttpClientConfiguration topic for more information.

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NameTypeDefaultDescription
httpCaching"none", "file", or "memory"Depends on the provider type

The type of low-level HTTP caching to perform. There are three choices:

  • “none” indicates the HTTP response is not cached by the client library

  • "file” indicates the HTTP response is written to disk (but will not survive a restart)

  • "memory" indicates the HTTP response is stored in memory

This attribute is incompatible with httpClientRef and its value may not be specified as a bean property.

Some metadata providers, most notably the reloading "batch"-oriented ones" providers, implement their own forms of HTTP caching at a higher layer and tend to be work best left with this setting offwith httpCaching="none".

httpCacheDirectoryString

If httpCaching="file", this attribute specifies where retrieved files are to be cached. This attribute is incompatible with httpClientRef.

httpMaxCacheEntriesInteger

"memory": 50

"file": 100

The maximum number of responses written to cache. This attribute is incompatible with httpClientRef.

httpMaxCacheEntrySize             
Integer

"memory": 1048576 (1MB)

"file":  10485760 (10MB)

The maximum response body size that may be cached, in bytes. This attribute is incompatible with httpClientRef.