Configuration for the connection factory Configuration for the connection pool Name for the datasource (used for management) JNDI name for the datasource Enable statistics for this datasource Properties for the JDBC driver Unique reference to the JDBC driver JDBC driver connection URL (e.g. "jdbc:h2:tcp://localhost:1234") Set the java.sql.Connection transaction isolation level to use. Defaults to READ_COMMITTED SQL statement to be executed on a connection after creation Username to use for basic authentication with the database Password to use for basic authentication with the database Define constants used as the possible transaction isolation levels in transaction-isolation type ]> Include: NONE, READ_UNCOMMITTED, READ_COMMITTED, REPEATABLE_READ, SERIALIZABLE Maximum number of connections in the pool Minimum number of connections the pool should hold Initial number of connections the pool should hold Maximum time in milliseconds to block while waiting for a connection before throwing an exception This will never throw an exception if creating a new connection takes an inordinately long period of time Default is 0 meaning that a call will wait indefinitely Time in milliseconds between background validation runs. A duration of 0 means that this feature is disabled. Connections idle for longer than this time, specified in milliseconds, are validated before being acquired (foreground validation). A duration of 0 means that this feature is disabled. Time in milliseconds a connection has to be held before a leak warning Time in minutes a connection has to be idle before it can be removed Specifies the socket this connector binds to. If no socket binding is declared, the server does not listen to TCP connections. Names the cache container this connector exposes. Sets the number of I/O threads. Defaults to 2 * cpu cores. Sets the number of worker threads. Defaults to 160. Specifies the maximum time, in seconds, that client connections can remain inactive. Defaults to 0 (no timeout). Enables TCP NODELAY on the TCP stack. Values are enabled (default) / disabled. Enables TCP KEEPALIVE on the TCP stack. Values are enabled / disabled (default). Sets the size of the send buffer. Sets the size of the receive buffer. Requires clients to use certificates for authentication. Specifies the socket the endpoint connector binds to. Names the security realm to use for authentication, cache authorization, and encryption. Specifies the socket the endpoint connector binds to. Names the security realm to use for authentication, cache authorization, and encryption. Enable administrative features on this endpoint. Defaults to true. Enable metrics authentication on this endpoint. Defaults to true. Logically names this connector. Use this attribute to separate multiple connector declarations for the same endpoint. Sets an external address for this node to accept client connections. Defaults to the server socket binding address. Sets an external port for this node. Defaults to the server socket binding port. Names the security realm to use for authentication, cache authorization, and encryption. Configures whether to use the netmask that the host system provides for interfaces or override with netmasks that follow IANA private address conventions. Defaults to overriding host netmasks and using IANA conventions. Names the cache that the Memcached connector exposes. Defaults to memcachedCache. Sets client encoding for values. Applies to memcached text protocol only. Sets the context path for REST connectors and defaults to the root context. The command line interface (CLI) and other internal components use the root context. For this reason, you should not change the default value or set a custom context path. Enables extended headers. Values are NEVER / ON_DEMAND (default). Sets the maximum allowed content length. Sets the level for compressed requests and responses. Names the security realm to use for authentication, cache authorization, and encryption. Configures lock acquisition timeouts, in seconds, for topology caches. Defaults to 10. Configures replication timeouts, in seconds, for topology caches. Defaults to 10. Enables lazy retrieval of cluster topology from nodes via a ClusterCacheLoader. Values are true / false (default). Configures whether initial state retrieval should happen immediately at startup. Applies only when lazy-retrieval is false. Values are true (default) / false. Names the security realm to use for authentication and authorization. Deprecated since 12.1. Use the security-realm attribute on the connector instead. The principal to use as the server identity. The principal must be present in the security realm. This is required for Kerberos-based SASL mechs (e.g. GSSAPI, GS2_KRB5) Names the server that is exposed to clients. Defines the name of a property. The security realm to use for authentication/authorization purposes. Defaults to none (no authentication). Deprecated since 12.1. Use the security-realm attribute on the connector instead. The authentication method to require. Can be NONE, BASIC, DIGEST, CLIENT_CERT, SPNEGO. Defaults to NONE. Setting it to a different value requires enabling a security-realm. The principal to use as the server identity. The principal must be present in the security realm. This is required for Kerberos-based SASL mechs (e.g. SPNEGO). Requires clients to use certificates for authentication. Names the security realm that contains the SSL keystore. Deprecated since 12.1. Use the security-realm attribute on the connector instead. TLS SNI host name A corresponding security realm. If none is specified, the default will be used. Path for REST prefix Never return extended headers Return extended headers on demand (i.e. when the 'extendend' query parameter is present on the request) Defines a CORS rule for one or more origins. Defines a name for a CORS rule. Configures if CORS requests use credentials and sets the CORS 'Access-Control-Allow-Credentials' response header. Configures how long CORS preflight request headers can be caches and sets the CORS 'Access-Control-Max-Age' response header. Specifies the CORS 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header that controls which origins can access resources. Specifies the CORS 'Access-Control-Allow-Methods' header in the preflight response. Controls the methods that origins can access. Specifies the CORS 'Access-Control-Allow-Headers' header in the preflight response. Controls the headers that origins can access. Specifies the CORS 'Access-Control-Expose-Headers' header in the preflight response. Controls the headers that are exposed to origins. Complex type to contain the definitions of the credential stores. Credential reference to be used by the configuration. Credential store name used to fetch credential with given 'alias' from. Credential store name has to be defined elsewhere. Alias of credential in the credential store. A clear-text credential. The clear-text password. An individual credential store definition. Credential to be used by as protection parameter for the Credential Store. Credential to be used by as protection parameter for the Credential Store. The name of this credential store. A property name whose value will be used to resolve relative paths. File name of credential store storage. If the path is relative, the full path will be resolved using the 'relative-to' attribute. The type of the credential store file. Can be either pkcs12 or jceks. Defaults to pkcs12. Specifies which of the underlying realms will be used by default. It defaults to the first realm. The maximum size for the identity cache for this realm. If the size is less than 1, the cache will be disabled. Defaults to 256. The lifespan of entries in the identity cache after which they expire and are reloaded from the realm provider. Defaults to -1 (never expires). Specifies the location of the keystore on the host file system. You can set a relative or absolute value. If you set a relative value, configure a value for the 'relative-to' attribute. The type of the keystore will be auto-detected among JKS, JCEKS, PKCS12 or PEM. BKS, BCFKS and UBER are also supported if the `bouncycastle` libary is present. The path may be omitted when using global store providers, such as 'SunPKCS11-NSS-FIPS'. Specifies a property name that resolves to a directory on the host file system. Any files that you specify with the 'path' attribute, unless absolute, must be relative to this directory. Deprecated: use the 'password' attribute instead. The password required to open the keystore. If the keystore is a PEM file, this should be specified as an empty string. The alias of the entry in the keystore to use as the server identity. Only required if there are multiple entries in the keystore. A password required to access a specific entry within the keystore. Only needed if the keystore type supports it and the entries have been protected by an additional password. If this attribute is set and if the file that backs the KeyStore does not exist, then a self-signed certificate will be generated on first use and it will be persisted to the file that backs the KeyStore. The value of this attribute will be used for the Common Name value in the self-signed certificate. The use of this attribute is intended for testing purposes only. This attribute is not intended for production use. The name of the provider to use to instantiate the KeyManagerFactory. If the provider is not specified, and OpenSSL is available and supported on the platform and architecture, the 'openssl' provider will be used. Otherwise the first provider found that can create an instance of the specified 'type' will be used. The type of the keystore. Normally the type will be auto-detected. This attribute is required for file-less keystores, for example when using the `SunPKCS11-nss-fips` provider. Specifies the location of the truststore on the host file system. You can set a relative or absolute value. If you set a relative value, configure a value for the 'relative-to' attribute. The type of the keystore will be auto-detected among JKS, JCEKS, PKCS12 or PEM. BKS, BCFKS and UBER are also supported if the `bouncycastle` libary is present. The path may be omitted when using global store providers, such as 'SunPKCS11-NSS-FIPS'. Specifies a property name that resolves to a directory on the host file system. Any files that you specify with the 'path' attribute, unless absolute, must be relative to this directory. The password required to open the truststore. If the truststore is a PEM file, this should be specified as an empty string. The name of the provider to use to instantiate the TrustManagerFactory. If the provider is not specified, and OpenSSL is available and supported on the platform and architecture, the 'openssl' provider will be used. Otherwise the first provider found that can create an instance of the specified 'type' will be used. The type of the truststore. Normally the type will be auto-detected. This attribute is required for file-less truststores, for example when using the `SunPKCS11-nss-fips` provider. The filter to be applied to the cipher suites made available by this SSL engine. The ciphersuite names to use for the TLSv1.3 engine. Names the security realm to logically separate multiple realms of the same type. Defines an LDAP security realm. Names the security realm to logically separate multiple realms of the same type. Specifies the URL for LDAP server connections in the format ldap[s]://{hostname}:{port}. Specifies the user principal for LDAP server connections. Specifies the user credential for LDAP server connections. Configures the realm to verify credentials by connecting to LDAP servers with the account. Values are true / false (default). Sets the page size for realm iteration. The default value is 50. Enables connection pooling. Specifies if LDAP server referrals are followed and corresponds to the REFERRAL ("java.naming.referral") environment property. Values are "ignore", "follow" (default), and "throw". Sets the timeout, in milliseconds, for LDAP server connections. The default value is 5 seconds. Sets the read timeout, in milliseconds, for LDAP server operations. The default value is 1 minute. The name of a realm which provides a trust store with which to validate SSL client connections. Specifies a LDAP name rewriter that transforms names returned by LDAP servers. Specifies the base type for all PrincipalTransformer definitions. Deprecated. Will be ignored. Specifies a PrincipalTransformer definition using regular expressions and Matcher based replacement. Specifies the regular expression for this PrincipalTransformer. Specifies the replacement string for the PrincipalTransformer. Replaces all occurrences instead of the first occurrence. Specifies configuration options that define how principals are mapped to corresponding entries in LDAP servers. Names the context for query execution. This option provides a useful method to authenticate users based on names that do not use X.500 format, such as "plainUser". In this case, you must also specify the rdn-identifier. If names to authenticate users are based on the X.500 format, you can suppress this configuration. You should also note that this option lets realms authenticate users based on simple, or X.500, names. Specifies an LDAP attribute that contains the user name and appears in the path of new entries. Performs recursive queries. The time limit of LDAP search in milliseconds. Defaults to 10000 ms. Specifies the LDAP filter that retrieves an identity by name. In the default value, "{0}" is replaced with the searched identity name and "rdn_identifier" is replaced with the value of the "rdn-identifier" attribute. Specifies the attribute mappings defined for this resource. The filter to use to obtain the values for a specific attribute. String "{0}" will be replaced by username, "{1}" by user identity DN. The name of an LDAP attribute containing DN of entry to obtain value from. The name of the context where the filter should be performed. The name of the LDAP attribute to map to an identity attribute. If not defined, DN of the whole entry is used as value. The name of the identity attribute mapped from a specific LDAP attribute. If not provided, the name of the attribute is the same as define in 'from'. If the 'from' is not defined too, value 'dn' is used. Indicates if attribute LDAP search queries are recursive. Sets recursive roles assignment - value determine maximum depth of recursion. (0 for no recursion) Determine LDAP attribute of role entry which will be substitute for "{0}" in filter-name when searching roles of role. Used only when role-recursion is set. The RDN key to use as the value for an attribute, in case the value in its raw form is in X.500 format. Specifies the user password credential mapping defined for this resource. The name of the LDAP attribute to map to an identity user password credential. If the password credential is verifiable. Defines one or more string values representing an unique identifier for the entities that are allowed as issuers of a given JWT. During validation JWT tokens must have a iss claim that contains one of the values defined here. If not provided, the validator will not perform validations based on the issuer claim. Defines one or more string values representing the audiences supported by this configuration. During validation JWT tokens must have an aud claim that contains one of the values defined here. If not provided, the validator will not perform validations based on the audience claim. A default public key in its PEM format used to validate the signature of tokens without kid header parameter. If not provided, the validator will not validate signatures. A timeout, in milliseconds for cached jwks when using jku claim. After this timeout, the keys of need to be re-cached before use. Default value is 2 minutes. Sets the timeout, in milliseconds, for connections to the JKU server. The default value is 2 seconds. Sets the read timeout, in milliseconds, for the JKU server. operations. The default value is 2 seconds. The name of a realm which provides a trust store with which to validate SSL client connections. A HostnameVerifier that will be used to validate the hostname when using SSL/TLS. This configuration is mandatory if using jku claims. Can be ANY or DEFAULT. The identifier of a client registered within the OAuth2 Authorization Server that will be used to authenticate this server in order to validate bearer tokens arriving to this server. Please note that the client will be usually a confidential client with both an identifier and secret configured in order to authenticate against the token introspection endpoint. In this case, the endpoint must support HTTP BASIC authentication using the client credentials (both id and secret). The secret of the client identified by the given clientId. An URL pointing to a RFC-7662 OAuth2 Token Introspection compatible endpoint. Sets the timeout, in milliseconds, for connections to the OAuth2 server. The default value is 2 seconds. Sets the read timeout, in milliseconds, for the OAuth2 server. operations. The default value is 2 seconds. The name of a realm which provides a trust store with which to validate SSL client connections. A HostnameVerifier that will be used to validate the hostname when using SSL/TLS. This configuration is mandatory if the given token introspection url is using SSL/TLS. Can be ANY or DEFAULT. Specifies the principal that the KeyTab represents. Sets the path to the KeyTab for retrieving credentials. Specifies the name of a named path or a standard path that the system provides. If set, the value of the "path" attribute becomes relative to this path. Specifies, in seconds, how long a cached credential can remain before it is recreated. Specifies, in seconds, how much lifetime to request for newly created credentials. Specifies the amount of time, in seconds, to wait before attempting to obtain server credential if the previous attempt failed. Prevents long waiting periods on every authentication attempt if the KDC is unavailable. Specifies if the realm is server-side (default) or client-side. Controls if a KerberosTicket is also obtained and associated with the credential. The value must be true if credentials are delegated to the server. Defines if the JAAS step to obtain the credential has debug logging enabled. Specifies if generated GSS credentials are wrapped to prevent improper disposal. Specifies if the keytab file with adequate principal must exist when the service starts. Defines the mechanism names with which the credential can be used. Names are converted to OIDs and used together with OIDs from the mechanism-oids attribute. Defines the mechanism OIDs with which the credential can be used. Used with OIDs derived from names from the mechanism-names attribute. A realm definition for authentication and authorization of identities distributed between multiple realms. A list of security realms that should be used for authentication until one succeeds. If no realms are specified, all of the available realms will be used. Defines a security-realm which will be used to secure the resource. It may be used on the cache-container transport element.