Dot (.) Notation Syntax to Authenticate Inbound Signature Policies

This topic describes how to authenticate inbound signature policies with a condition using the Dot (.) notation syntax.

This table describes the context objects and the associated dot (.) notation with examples.

Context object	Description	Dot (.) notation	Example
Connection Properties	Properties for connection configuration.	.connectionProperties	`.connectionProperties.baseUrl`
Request	The contents of the input request are: method Uppercase HTTP method. url Request URL headers Map of headers. Ensure that the header key is in lower case. Use text for a single value and use an array if there are multiple values. query Map of query parameters. Use text for a single value and use an array if there are multiple values. body Request body as string.	.request	`.request.body\|fromjson` For a single value: `.request.headers.token .request.query.\"x-custom-id\"` For an array: `.request.headers.\"x-custom-token\"[0]` `.request.query.\"x-custom-id\"[0]`
Security properties	Security properties for trigger as part of the configuration.	.securityProperties	`.securityProperties.signKey`
Integration properties	Property that identifies the integration. instanceUrl: Oracle Integration instance URL	.integrationProperties	`.integrationProperties. instanceUrl`
Output	Set the output in this context object. Set the output based on the contract of the property.	.output	`.output`