The Key Management Service (KMS) web service application supports an array of web services for managing ANSI X9.24-1:2009 DUKPT keys. It works by having client applications send requests to the KMS through a standard SOAP- or REST-based web services over HTTPS.

SOAP-based web service calls can be expected to return a CCReturnObject (see definition below). In the case of some errors, anticipate the return of either StrongKeyLiteExceptions or CCExceptions.

REST-based web service calls return HTTP Status Codes corresponding with the success or type of failure encountered. Successful operations will always return a 200 OK alongside either a JSON or XML response. A JSON will be returned unless the strongkeylite.cfg.property.ccsresponseformat property is overwritten on SAKA to specify that XML responses should be returned. Other valid Response Statuses specific to failure conditions include:

• 400 Bad Request

• 401 Unauthorized

• 404 Not Found

• 500 Internal Server Error