Adding Public Configurations for Custom Backends

Procedure

1. Log in to the ROMA Connect console. On the Instances page, click View Console of an instance.
2. In the navigation pane on the left, choose API Connect > Custom Backends. On the Configurations tab, click Add Configuration.
3. In the dialog box displayed, configure related information and click OK.

   Table 1 Adding public backend configurations

   Parameter	Description
   Configuration Name	Enter a configuration name.
   Integration Application	Select an integration application for the configuration item.
   Configuration Type	Select a configuration type. Options: Template variable, Password, Certificate
   Configuration Value	Available for Configuration Type set to Template variable or Password. Enter the template variable or password.
   Confirm Value	Available for Configuration Type set to Password. Enter the password again, which must be the same as the value of Configuration Value.
   Certificate	Available for Configuration Type set to Certificate. Enter the certificate in PEM format. Open the PEM certificate file in the certificate to be uploaded in text, and copy the certificate content to Certificate.
   Private Key	Available for Configuration Type set to Certificate. Enter the private key of the certificate in PEM format. Open the KEY/PEM private key file in the certificate to be uploaded in text, and copy the private key to Private Key.
   Password	Available for Configuration Type set to Certificate. Enter the password of the certificate private key.
   Confirm Password	Available for Configuration Type set to Certificate. Enter the password of the certificate private key again, which must be the same as the value of Password.
   Description	Enter a description of the configuration item.

4. Reference the configuration item in a backend function script.
   For a configuration item named example, the reference format of each type of configuration is as follows:

   • Template variable: #{example}
   • Password: CipherUtils.getPlainCipherText("example")
   • Certificate: CipherUtils.getPlainCertificate("example")