MPI Configuration Properties

A config.properties file in the $MPI_CONFIG_HOME directory is used to set configuration options for the MPI.

The available configuration options and their default values are as follows:

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#
# The resource location of the MPI configuration XML (e.g. file:/etc/mpi/mpi.xml)
#
# Use a "file:" prefix for resources located on the filesystem.
# Use a "http:" prefix for resources loaded from an URL.
# Use a "classpath:" prefix for resources located on the classpath.
#
# If not specified (i.e. empty) this defaults to file:${mpi.config.home}/mpi.xml
# (${mpi.config.home} is the value of the system property "mpi.config.home")
#
# If not specified and the system property "mpi.config.home" is not set this
# defaults to file:${user.home}/.mpi/mpi.xml
# (${user.home} is the user's home directory)
#
mpiConfigXml.resourceLocation=
 
#
# Whether keystore passwords and merchant acquirer passwords (used to authenticate during DS communication)
# in the MPI configuration XML are obfuscated or not.
#
# Make sure to use the mpitool script for obfuscating passwords
# in your MPI configuration when activating this option.
#
mpiConfigXml.useObfuscatedPasswords=false
 
#
# The resource location of the MPI license (e.g. file:/etc/mpi/mpi.lic)
#
# Use a "file:" prefix for resources located on the filesystem.
# Use a "http:" prefix for resources loaded from an URL.
# Use a "classpath:" prefix for resources located on the classpath.
#
# If not specified (i.e. empty) this defaults to file:${mpi.config.home}/mpi.lic
# (${mpi.config.home} is the value of the system property "mpi.config.home")
#
# If not specified and the system property "mpi.config.home" is not set this
# defaults to file:${user.home}/.mpi/mpi.lic
# (${user.home} is the user's home directory)
#
license.resourceLocation=
 
#
# The max number of threads in the thread pool of the error notifier.
#
# The error notifier is responsible for asynchronously sending error messages to the
# Directory Server or the ACS, whenever the MPI detects an error in a 3-D Secure
# protocol message received from either the Directory Server or the ACS.
#
errorNotifier.maxThreadPoolSize=10
 
#
# The maximum number of Directory Server clients to cache.
#
# Directory Server clients are cached per client certificate due to the
# expensive setup of the underlying SSL socket factory.
#
dsClient.maxCachedInstances=100
 
#
# The maximum number of connections per-route (i.e Directory Server host)
# held in the connection pool of a Directory Server client.
#
dsClient.maxConnectionPoolPerRouteSize=20
 
#
# The maximum number of connections held in all per-route connection pools.
#
dsClient.maxNumberOfConnectionsOverall=40
 
#
# The time for which the RestTemplate cache would expire, expressed in days.
#
dsClient.cachedInstanceExpiryInDays=1
 
#
# The proxy to use for connecting to the Directory Server (leave empty if not using a proxy).
#
# When specifying an HTTP proxy, HTTPS connections will be tunneled through via the HTTP CONNECT method.
# You may specify a user/password combination in the URL in case your proxy requires authentication.
#
# Example : http://foo:bar@proxy.org:8888
#
# host    : proxy.org
# port    : 8888 (optional; if not specified, the scheme default port will be used)
# scheme  : http
# user    : foo (optional; only specify a user in case your proxy requires authentication)
# password: bar (optional; only specify a password in case your proxy requires authentication)
#
dsClient.proxy=
 
#
# The resource location of the session Ehcache configuration XML (e.g. file:/etc/mpi/ehcache.xml)
#
# Use a "file:" prefix for resources located on the filesystem.
# Use a "http:" prefix for resources loaded from an URL.
# Use a "classpath:" prefix for resources located on the classpath.
#
# If not specified (i.e. empty) this defaults to file:${mpi.config.home}/ehcache.xml
# (${mpi.config.home} is the value of the system property "mpi.config.home")
#
# If not specified and the system property "mpi.config.home" is not set this
# defaults to file:${user.home}/.mpi/ehcache.xml
# (${user.home} is the user's home directory)
#
sessionEhcacheConfigXml.resourceLocation=
 
#
# On the dashboard there is a section with certificates that soon will expire.
# This configuration defines the maximum months that the certificate can be valid and displayed in this section
#
dashboard.certificateWarningExpireTimeInMonths=3
 
#
# On the dashboard in the error sections, for every error type there are details exceptions.
# This configuration defines the maximum number of detailed exception per exception type.
#
dashboard.maxNumberOfDetailedExceptions=3
 
#
# On the dashboard, in the error and transaction sections, the statistics are grouped by time frames.
# This configuration defines the time frames in minutes separated by comma.
# For example, in order to have time frames: 1 min, 1h, 8h 24h the configuration values should be:1,60,480,1440
#
dashboard.runtimeStatisticsTimeFramesInMinutes=1,60,480,1440
 
#
# On the dashboard there is license section showing when the license will expire.
# This configuration property defines how many months before expiration date the license will be checked to show warning on the dasboard. 
#
dashboard.licenseWarningExpireTimeInMonths=1
 
#
# Should the dashboard display failed transaction statistics.
#
dashboard.showTimingStatisticsForFailedTransactions=false
 
#
# Should the HTTP scheme be considered a valid one, when validating the ACS url.
#
acsUrlValidation.allowHttpScheme=false
 
#
# Should the MPI start in simulation mode, with no communication to the DS Server.
#
dsResponseSimulation=false
 
#
# The resource location for the Directory Server response simulation file, containing entries in the following format:
#
# <pan>=<enrollment-status>,<acs-url>
#
# Possible values to be used for enrollment status are: Y, N or U
#
# When configuring the response simulation file resource location:
# Use a "file:" prefix for resources located on the filesystem.
# Use a "http:" prefix for resources loaded from an URL.
# Use a "classpath:" prefix for resources located on the classpath.
#
# If not specified (i.e. empty) this defaults to file:${mpi.config.home}/dsResponseSimulation.properties
# (${mpi.config.home} is the value of the system property "mpi.config.home")
#
# If not specified and the system property "mpi.config.home" is not set this
# defaults to file:${user.home}/.mpi/dsResponseSimulation.properties
# (${user.home} is the user's home directory)
#
dsResponseSimulation.resourceLocation=
 
#
# Regular expression used to validate PANs and resolve the VISA scheme from a PAN.
# For PAN validation within the MPI the PAN must resolve to a supported scheme
# (i.e. the PAN must match one of the configured regular expressions for scheme resolution).
#
panRegex.visa=4[0-9]*
 
#
# Regular expression used to validate PANs and resolve the MasterCard scheme from a PAN.
# For PAN validation within the MPI the PAN must resolve to a supported scheme
# (i.e. the PAN must match one of the configured regular expressions for scheme resolution).
#
panRegex.masterCard=(5|6)[0-9]*
 
#
# Regular expression used to validate PANs and resolve the American Express scheme from a PAN.
# For PAN validation within the MPI the PAN must resolve to a supported scheme
# (i.e. the PAN must match one of the configured regular expressions for scheme resolution).
#
panRegex.americanExpress=(34|37)[0-9]*
 
#
# Regular expression used to validate PANs and resolve the JCB scheme from a PAN.
# For PAN validation within the MPI the PAN must resolve to a supported scheme
# (i.e. the PAN must match one of the configured regular expressions for scheme resolution).
#
panRegex.jcb=35[0-9]*