Message Types - Message Transport Assignment Parameters

Use this page to specify the configuration parameters for various transport methods.

File Adapter
Location
Specify the full path name of the directory in which the file exists.
File Name
Specify the name of the file to which you want to write the message.
Mode
Specify the mode for writing to the file.
  • 0 - Append
  • 1 - Overwrite
Adapter for IBM MQ
Factory
Specify the JMS name of the queue connection factory. This name must be the same as a queue connection factory defined using the WebSphere Application Server Administration Console.
Inbound Queue
Specify the JMS name of the inbound queue, used to receive responses from outbound messages. This name must be the same as an inbound queue defined using the WebSphere Application Server Administration Console.
Error Queue
Specify the JMS name of the error queue in which messages are placed that could not be processed. This name must be the same as a queue defined using the WebSphere Application Server Administration Console.
Outbound Queue
Specify the JMS name of the outbound queue, in which the outbound messages are placed. This name must be the same as an outbound queue defined using the WebSphere Administration Console.
Time Out
Specify the amount of time in seconds you want the messaging system to wait for a response if send/receive mode is specified. If no response is received in the specified amount of time, the system will return with a null message. The default value is 60 seconds.
Mode
Specify the mode for sending the message.
  • 0 - Send
  • 1 - Send/Receive
JMSExpiration
Specify the time in seconds starting from the dispatch time of a message which the target JMS service provider should keep before removing it from a queue. Default value of 0 implies the message will not be kept until it is removed by a JMS application.
E-mail Adapter
Host
Required: Specify the fully qualified hostname or IP address of the SMTP server used to send the message.
Protocol
Required: Specify the mail protocol to be used. This value should be smtp (lowercase).
Port
Specify the port number of the SMTP server. The default value is 25.
User name
Optional: Specify the user name used to logon to SMTP server. SSL will be used to communicate with the SMTP server if this field is specified.
Password
Optional: Specify the password assigned to authenticate the user name, if a user name is provided.
Send Partial
True
The e-mail will be sent to valid addresses in the Recipient field, even if the SMTP server detected a problem with one or more addresses.
False
The e-mail will not be sent until all errors detected by the SMTP server are resolved. If member IDs, are included on the target recipient list only those members that have a primary e-mail address will be included.
Retry Duration
Specify the period in hours in which you want to retry the connection to the server without decrementing the retry count. If the connection to the server is lost temporarily, this allows the system to retry the connection within a specified time period. Once the period is expired, the retries count will be decremented as usual.
Recipient
The e-mail address or addresses that will receive the message. Multiple addresses must be separated with a comma. RFC 822 internet e-mail addresses that contain spaces must be enclosed in double quotation marks. For example "My company<myco@mycompany.com>".
CC
The e-mail address or addresses you want to send a carbon copy to. Multiple addresses must be separated with a comma. RFC 822 internet e-mail addresses that contain spaces must be enclosed in double quotation marks. For example "My company<myco@mycompany.com>".
BCC
The e-mail address or addresses you want to send a blind carbon copy to. Multiple addresses must be separated with a comma. RFC 822 internet e-mail addresses that contain spaces must be enclosed in double quotation marks. For example "My company<myco@mycompany.com>".
Sender
Required: Specify one e-mail address to appear in the sender field. RFC 822 internet e-mail addresses that contain spaces must be enclosed in double quotation marks. For example "My company<myco@mycompany.com>".
Subject
Specify the text to appear in the subject field. You can enter a subject for multiple languages in the drop down list, by selecting the desired language and entering a subject. To create a subject with non-ASCII characters, it is suggested that you log into the HCL Commerce Administration console in the desired language before attempting to enter the subject for that language.
Reply to
Specify the full e-mail address of the recipient, such as recipient@myemail.com. RFC 822 internet e-mail addresses that contain spaces must be enclosed in double quotation marks. For example "My company<myco@mycompany.com>".
Content-Type
Specify the content type, for example text/plain or text/html. The default value is text/plain.
Adapter for the WebSphere InterChange Server
User Name
Specify the user name for the connector.
Ior File
Specify the name and location of the .ior file
Function Name
Specify the function name. The default value is SampleDemoObj:From:Retrieve.
Sample Adapter
User Name
Specify the user name for the connector.
Password
Specify the password for the connector.
Input
Type the text for a test message.
HTTP
URL
Specify the URL for the connector
Content-type
Specify the content type
User Name
Specify the user name for the connector.
Password
Specify the password for the connector.
errorLifeExpectancy
When an exception occurs, this connector will wait this amount of time before allowing the same request to execute. This prevents the system from being flooded with a series of requests when it is unavailable. Communication exceptions will be caught, cached, and assigned this timeout value. When a request based on the same connection information is made, the cached exception will be thrown instead of executing the request. Once the timeout has expired then the request will be made as usual. The purpose of this is to provide the caller with an exception while avoiding making requests to a backend system that currently is not responding.
Web Services (HTTP)
URL
Specify the URL for the Web Service
Content-type
Specify the content type for the Web Service
User Name
Specify the user name for the connector.
Password
Specify the password for the connector.
errorLifeExpectancy
When an exception occurs, this connector will wait this amount of time before allowing the same request to execute. This prevents the system from being flooded with a series of requests when it is unavailable. Communication exceptions will be caught, cached, and assigned this timeout value. When a request based on the same connection information is made, the cached exception will be thrown instead of executing the request. Once the timeout has expired then the request will be made as usual. The purpose of this is to provide the caller with an exception while avoiding making requests to a backend system that currently is not responding.
Web Services (JMS)
Factory
Specify the JMS name of the queue connection factory. This name must be the same as a connection factory defined using the WebSphere Application Server Administration console.
Inbound Queue
Specify the JMS name of the inbound queue, used to receive responses from outbound messages. This name must be the same as an inbound queue defined using the WebSphere Application Server Administration console.
Error Queue
Specify the JMS name of the error queue in which messages are placed that could not be processed. This name must be the same as a queue defined using the WebSphere Application Server Administration console.
Outbound Queue
Specify the JMS name of the outbound queue, in which the outbound messages are placed. This name must be the same as an outbound queue defined using the WebSphere Application Server Administration console.
Time Out
Specify the amount of time you want the system to keep trying to connect to the server before disconnecting. The default value is 60 seconds.
Mode
Specify the mode for sending the message.
  • 0 - Send
  • 1 - Send/Receive
JMSExpiration
Specify the time in seconds starting from the dispatch time of a message which the target JMS service provider should keep before removing it from a queue. Default value of 0 implies the message will not be kept until it is removed by a JMS application.