5.7.3 HASH
The HASH command generates the hash of the specified field or file. The hash value is returned in the command message response field.
Syntax:
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Command
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Keyword
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Value
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Developer notes
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HASH
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FILE
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value
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Optional. File Path.
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FIELD
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value
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Optional. Field Name.
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DIGEST
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value
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Optional. Hashing algorithm supported by the JVM.
MD2, MD5, SHA, SHA256, SHA384, SHA256.
Default is SHA.
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ENCODING
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value
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Optional. Field value to byte encoding or special values *HEX, *BASE32 or *BASE64.
Default is UTF-8.
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HMAC
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value
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Optional. HashMAC algorithm supported by the JVM.
HMACSHA1, HMACSHA256, HMACSH384, HMACSHA512.
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KEYENCODING
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value
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Optional. KEY keyword value to byte encoding or special values *HEX, *BASE32 and *BASE64.
Default is UTF-8.
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HASHENCODING
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*HEX
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Optional. String encoding of generated binary hash.
Default is *HEX
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*BASE32
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*BASE64
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Example
HASH DIGEST(SHA256) FILE(/folder/file.pdf) HASHENCODING(*BASE64)
HASH DIGEST(SHA256) FIELD(DATA) ENCODING(UTF-8) SERVICE_EXCHANGE(*FIELD)
HASH HMAC(HMACSHA256) FILE(/folder/file.pdf) KEY(secretkey) KEYENCODING(UTF-8)
HASH HMAC(HMACSHA256) FIELD(DATA) ENCODING(UTF-8) KEY(dGVzdA==) KEYENCODING(*BASE64) HASHENCODING(*BASE64) SERVICE_EXCHANGE(*FIELD)
