SWIFT Module 7.1 SP10.July 2020 | Configuring SWIFT Module for Message Exchange over SAA | Using SAA to Exchange XML v2 Wrapped MT and MX Messages | Exchanging MX Messages through SAA | Step 2: Create Trading Networks Assets | Viewing or Modifying Trading Networks Assets for an MX Message
 
Viewing or Modifying Trading Networks Assets for an MX Message
*To view or modify Trading Networks assets for an MX Message
1. To view or modify the Trading Networks assets that the wm.xmlv2.dev:createSWIFTItems service created for an MX message, follow the instructions described in webMethods Trading Networks Administrator’s Guide.
2. Click the Identify tab on the Document Type Details screen. The following table highlights the most important details for the MX TN document type:
Field
Description
Name
The name of the document type, for example, camt.029.001.01.
Description
Indicates that the document is in an XML format that corresponds to the Data PDU XML, for example, camt.029.001.01.
Root Tag
The root tag that serves to identify the message as a Data PDU XML document when it is submitted to Trading Networks. The default value is DataPDU.
Identifying Query
Uniquely identifies the MX message, indicating the location of the MX message element in the Data PDU XML document. You can specify which value Trading Networks evaluates to determine if it matches the TN XML document type.
For example, if the Identifying Query is *:DataPDU/*:Header/*:Message/*:MessageIdentifier, and you define the value as camt.029.001.01, Trading Networks does the following for any camt.029.001.01 document submitted to it:
*Runs the above query against the XML structure of the document and extracts the value at the specified location.
*Identifies the document as a camt.029.001.01 message.
*Continues with the next action defined for this message type.
To view or edit Identifying Queries, follow the instructions described in webMethods Trading Networks Administrator’s Guide.
3. Click the Edit Attribute screen to view or edit the following attributes:
Field
Description
Name
The name of the attribute. You can extract the following attributes for an MX message:
*SenderID
*ReceiverID
*SenderReference
*Format
*ReconciliationInfo
Query
Instructs Trading Networks how to extract the attribute for the Data PDU XML document type. For example:
*SenderID:/*:DataPDU[0]/*:Header[0]/*:*/*:Sender[0]/*:*/*:X1[0]
*ReceiverID:/*:DataPDU[0]/*:Header[0]/*:*/*:Receiver[0]/*:*/*:X1[0]
*SenderReference:/*:DataPDU[0]/*:Header[0]/*:*/*:SenderReference[0]
*Format:/*:DataPDU[0]/*:Header[0]/*:*/*:Format[0]
*ReconciliationInfo:/*:DataPDU[0]/*:Header[0]/*:*/*:ReconciliationInfo[0]
Built-in Transformation
Specifies the external ID type associated with the information in the document for the sender or receiver. For MX messages, the external ID type for the sender and the receiver is BIC.
Note:
To extract attributes in the TN document type, follow step 4 in Viewing Details for TN Document Types.
4. On the Processing Rule Details screen you can do the following:
*Click the Criteria tab, to view the following processing rule criteria that Trading Networks uses to identify the documents:
Field
Description
Name
The name of the processing rule, for example, camt.029.001.01.
Sender
The sender. The default value is Any.
Receiver
The receiver. The default value is Any.
Document Type
The default value is Selected, and a TN document type is specified for the document. For example, if the TN document type is camt.029.001.01, the processing rule is triggered only for the routed camt.029.001.01 message.
User Status
For Trading Networks to determine which processing rule to invoke, the processing rule must define this additional User Status value for outgoing documents. The default value is AwaitingDelivery.
This value is very important to the processing rule. All MT/MX messages are submitted to Trading Networks before they are sent to SAA from SWIFT Module. Trading Networks uses the information in the TPA to determine whether to send a document to SAA, and invokes the corresponding processing rule accordingly. The processing rule must have this additional User Status value. Messages received from SAA are processed similarly.
Recognition Errors
Indicates whether to specify if the document has errors. The default value is May have errors.
*Click the Action tab to view the processing rule action details. (These details are the same as for an MT message. For more information, see step 4 in Viewing Details for Processing Rules.)
5. To view the MX TPA, follow the procedure described in Viewing Details for Trading Partner Agreements. The details are the same as in the MT TPA message, except for the Agreement ID, which shows the type of message that the TPA represents (MX message). For example, the Agreement ID for an MX message may have the value camt.029.001.01.