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The metadata for each property consists of the following attributes:
Attribute | Description |
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Active | Whether this property is in use for the integration. Allows hiding the property without removing it. |
Code | A unique, required name which is used by the API and other scripts, and therefore must following keyword limitations of Java and Groovy (e.g. no spaces or special characters other than underscore). |
Display Name | A name for the property which will be displayed for data entry rather than the technical Key Name. |
Description | A meaningful description of what the property is used for. |
Required | Whether or not a value for the property is required for CMS instances using this provider. Implementations should use default values in the Java/Groovy class or script for any optional properties. |
Data Type | The data type for the property. Supported types - String, Boolean, Integer, or Double, |
Sub-Type | An optional qualifier describing the type of data the property will contain. This is used to validate the data entry. Supported types - URL, JDBCURL, or Directory. Simply leave blank if none of these qualifiers are applicable. |
Encrypted | Indicates whether the property is secure and should be encrypted when stored, and care should be taken not to print their values in the logs. |
Values for these properties will be provided when instances of this CMS are created.
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