5 8 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:

Command	Keyword	Value	Developer notes
HASH	FILE	value	Optional. File Path.
	FIELD	value	Optional. Field Name.
	DIGEST	value	Optional. Hashing algorithm supported by the JVM. MD2, MD5, SHA, SHA256, SHA384, SHA256. Default is SHA.
	ENCODING	value	Optional. Field value to byte encoding or special values HEX, BASE32 or *BASE64. Default is UTF-8.
	HMAC	value	Optional. HashMAC algorithm supported by the JVM. HMACSHA1, HMACSHA256, HMACSH384, HMACSHA512.
	KEYENCODING	value	Optional. KEY keyword value to byte encoding or special values HEX, BASE32 and *BASE64. Default is UTF-8.
	HASHENCODING	*HEX	Optional. String encoding of generated binary hash. Default is *HEX
		*BASE32
		*BASE64

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)