API Module SSL generateOtpTokenSslCertRequest

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Revision as of 07:49, 2 February 2017

Contents 1 Module SSL certificates > Generate Otp Token 2 Examples 2.1 Using PHP class 2.2 Raw XML

Module SSL certificates > Generate Otp Token

Module	SSL certificates
Command name	generateOtpTokenSslCertRequest
Use	Use this call to get one-time token to get end-user access to SSL certificate order in the SSL Panel
Input	id approverEmail domainValidationMethods startProvision (0 (default, order won't be sent to CA, will be in status PAI) or 1 (request order in CA)) autorenew (on or off (default), available for PAI, REQ, ACT orders, will change value of the autorenew flag)
Parameters that can be sent with startProvision = 0	csr softwareId (linux or windows) hostNames organizationHandle technicalHandle signatureHashAlgorithm (sha1 or sha2 (default) for all certificate types. sha256-ecc-full or sha256-ecc-hybrid for Secure Site Pro and Scure Site Pro with EV certificates.)
Output	-

Examples

Using PHP class

$request = new OP_Request;
$request->setCommand('modifySslCertRequest')
  ->setAuth(array('username' => 'username', 'password' => 'password'))
  ->setArgs(array(
    'id' => 5,
    'domainValidationMethods' => array(
      array(
        'hostName' => 'openprovider.nl',
        'method' => 'admin@openprovider.nl'
      ),
    ),
   ));

Raw XML

Please note that newlines and leading spaces are added only for readability. Those whitespaces should be excluded from your XML command before sending it to Openprovider.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<openXML>
  <credentials>
    <username>username</username>
    <password>password</password>
  </credentials>
  <modifySslCertRequest>
    <id>5</id>
    <domainValidationMethods>
      <array>
        <item>
          <hostName>openprovider.com</hostName>
          <method>dns</method>
        </item>
      </array>
    </domainValidationMethods>
  </modifySslCertRequest>
</openXML>

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<openXML>
  <reply>
    < code>0</code>
    <desc />
    <data>
      <id>2480</id>
    </data>
  </reply>
</openXML>