In this Extended Fields tab field... | Specify... |
AS1MDNURL | The e-mail address that is to accept inbound AS1 EDIINT MDNs (for example, receiver@company.com ), if you are using EDIINT AS1. An inbound AS1 MDN is by definition asynchronous because it is not returned using the same connection as that of the originally sent document. |
AS2MDNURL | The URL that is to accept inbound AS2 EDIINT MDNs, if you are using EDIINT AS2. ![]() http:// host:port /invoke/wm.EDIINT/receive ![]() mailto:receiver@company.com An inbound AS2 MDN could be synchronous (HTTP only) or asynchronous (SMTP or HTTP). A synchronous MDN is returned using the same HTTP connection as that of the originally sent document. |
Encryption Algorithm | The encryption option to use for outbound EDIINT messages. Select from: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
SMIME Type | The SMIME type to use for payloads sent and received by the trading partner. Use: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() For more information about how the SMIME Type extended profile field is used during inbound processing, see
How the SMIME Type Profile Field Affects
Processing Payloads. For more information about how the SMIME Type extended profile field is used during outbound processing, see
Setting the SMIME Type of the Outbound EDIINT
Document. |
Compression | Whether the outbound message is compressed before signing and/or encrypting it. Use: ![]() ![]() |
Delivery Method | The delivery method you want to use to send the EDIINT document. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Request MDN | Whether you want the receiver to return an MDN. Use: ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Request Signed Receipt | Whether you want a signed MDN. Use: ![]() ![]() |
FTPUserName | Your partner's user name if you are using EDIINT AS3 and you are the hosting partner (that is, your partner will access your FTP server), so that EDIINT can place EDIINT AS3 messages and MDNs in the userFtpRoot\username\AS3\inbox directory. Your partner will download the messages and MDNs from this directory. For more information about the inbox directory, see
Creating Directories for
Uploading/Downloading. |