com.sap.core.connectivity.api.configuration
Interface DestinationConfiguration

public interface DestinationConfiguration

DestinationConfiguration interface provides read only access to destination properties.

Method Summary

Map<String,String>	getAllProperties() Returns all destination properties in read only Map.
KeyStore	getKeyStore() Returns the keystore configured in the destination.
String	getProperty(String key) Returns the value of destination property with the specified key.
KeyStore	getTrustStore() Returns the truststore configured in the destination.

Method Detail

getProperty

String getProperty(String key)

Returns the value of destination property with the specified key.

Parameters:

key - - Key of destination property.

Returns:

Value of property or null if the property does not exists.

getAllProperties

Map<String,String> getAllProperties()

Returns all destination properties in read only Map.

Returns:

Read only Map with all destination properties.

getKeyStore

KeyStore getKeyStore()

Returns the keystore configured in the destination. For this, a JKS keystore file must have been uploaded before and the destination properties "KeyStoreLocation" and "KeyStorePassword" must be defined in the destination properties.

Returns:

the keystore of the destination as KeyStore or null if a keystore is not configured or is missing.

Throws:

IllegalArgumentException - when properties "KeyStoreLocation" and "KeyStorePassword" are wrong.

getTrustStore

KeyStore getTrustStore()

Returns the truststore configured in the destination. For this, a JKS truststore file must have been uploaded before and the destination properties "TrustStoreLocation" and "TrustStorePassword" must be defined in the destination properties. Note that the JDK truststore is used by default for an HTTP destination that uses HTTPS to connect to a Web resource if no truststore is explicitly specified for the destination.

Returns:

the truststore of the destination as KeyStore or null if a truststore is not configured, is missing or if the default JDK truststore is used.

Throws:

IllegalArgumentException - when properties "TrustStoreLocation" and "TrustStorePassword" are wrong.