HTTP Server Settings

Configure your preferences for the Oracle Enterprise Communications Broker (OECB) HTTP server in the HTTP Server page. If you correctly performed the run setup procedure after installation, the HTTP Server object for wancom0 is already present.

Note:

If the HTTP state and HTTPS state parameters are set via run setup, you can edit those parameters as required.

Access the Web Server Settings configuration object.
Configuration, System Administration, HTTP Server.

On the HTTP Server page, do the following:

Name

This is a multi-instance element. You must provide a name. The run setup procedure creates an object named wancom0.

HTTP State

Specify whether or not to enable HTTP for accessing the Web server. Default is enabled. A check mark indicates enabled, and a blank box indicates disabled.

Realm

The name of the realm where this server resides. This parameter can be empty.

IP Address

Specifies the address of the network interface used within the specified realm. This parameter can be empty.

HTTP Port

Enter the port for the HTTP connection. Default: 80. Valid values: 1-65535.

HTTP Strict Transport Security Policy

Enable or disable the HSTS (HTTP Strict Transport Security) policy. The HSTS policy redirects a insecure HTTP connection to a secure HTTPS connection.

If HSTS is enabled the max-age in the Strict-Transport-Security will be set to 31536000
If HSTS is disabled the max-age in the Strict-Transport-Security will be set to 0 always. The header is not removed completely.

Note:

HSTS only works for default ports (HTTP-80 and HTTPS-443).
HSTS does not enforce HTTPS for GUI on localhost that are tunneled.

HTTPS State

Specify whether or not to enable HTTPS (secure connection) for accessing the Web server. Default is disabled. A check mark indicates enabled, and a blank box indicates disabled.

HTTPS Port

Enter the port for the HTTPS connection. Default: 443. Valid values: 1-65535.

Interface List

Specifies the application that uses this object. The run setup procedure creates sets this object as GUI. Additional settings include REST.

HTTP File Upload Size

Maximum size of the file to be uploaded in MB. The range is 0 to 999. Default is 0.

TLS Profile

Enter the Transport Layer Security (TLS) Protocol profile name to use with HTTPS. Valid values: Alpha-numeric characters. Default: Blank.

Note:

If you specify a TLS profile, and HTTP is enabled, the OECB checks against the TLS profile table for a match. If there is no match, the applicable errors display during the verification of the configuration.

Auth Profile

Not Used

Click OK.
Save the configuration.