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improve provided cert/key docs for CAP Node.js #38

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23 changes: 15 additions & 8 deletions docs/Authorization/AuthorizationBundle.md
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Expand Up @@ -101,16 +101,23 @@ const ams = AuthorizationManagementService
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```js [Node.js (CAP)]
// server.js
const cds = require('@sap/cds');
const { amsCapPluginRuntime } = require("@sap/ams");

// Update the credentials of the AMS CAP plugin runtime
// with the certificate information.
// cert and key must be PEM-encoded strings
amsCapPluginRuntime.credentials = {
...amsCapPluginRuntime.credentials,
cert,
key
}
// Extend the AMS CAP plugin runtime credentials with the provided certificate/key.
cds.on('served', async () => {
// assuming cert and key are PEM-encoded strings
amsCapPluginRuntime.credentials.certificate = cert;
amsCapPluginRuntime.credentials.key = key;
});

// If certificate/key change during runtime, update the properties inside the credentials object again.
someCredentialsWatcher.on('change', (newCert, newKey) => {
// assuming newCert and newKey are PEM-encoded strings
amsCapPluginRuntime.credentials.certificate = newCert;
amsCapPluginRuntime.credentials.key = newKey;
});
```

```java [Java]
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