AS2OutboundReceiptService - SEND

The SEND command is used to send an AS2 receipt.

The following keywords may be supplied on the SEND command or as an entry in a keyword/value list argument.

Syntax:

Command	Keyword	Value	Developer notes
SEND	RECIPIENT	value	Mandatory. The identity that that will receive the receipt. This value is used in resource file lookups. Value is made up of 2 components separated by a colon, a name component and an optional private keystore password component. Example: ACME:mypassword
	DELIVERY	value	Mandatory. The address for the receipt delivery. This will have been retrieved from the inbound transaction RECEIPTDELIVERY.
	RECEIPTMIC	value	Mandatory. MIC of original transaction.
	RECEIPTMESSAGEID	value	Mandatory. Original Message-Id.
	RECEIPTSUBJECT	value	Mandatory. Original message subject.
	RESPONSE	*DEFAULT	Optional. Default. Send receipt.
	RESPONSE	*ERROR	Send an error receipt.
	PROCESSED	value	Optional. Default value is "processed".
	MODIFIER	value	Optional. Default value is blank or "error" for response *ERROR.
	AS2TO	value	Optional. AS2-To.
	AS2FROM	value	Optional. AS2-From.
	FROM	value	Optional. From.
	SUBJECT	value	Optional. Subject.
	TEXT	value	Optional. Text
	MESSAGEID	value	Optional. Complete transaction message id. The Message-Id is normally generated.
	SIGNED	*YES	Optional. If *YES, then a keystore password is required. Access to a private key is not mandatory but it will be required if the receipt is to be signed.
	SIGNED	*NO	Default.
	USER	value	Optional. Basic authentication user.
	PASSWORD	value	Optional. Basic authentication password.

The RECIPIENT keyword value is used to obtain the signing key file, password and signing certificate using a selection hierarchy of entries from the properties file.

     keystore.{recipient}= pki/filename
     keystore = pki/filename
     keystore.password.{recipient} = password
     keystore.password = password
     certificate.{recipient} = pki/filename
     certificate = pki/filename
     as2-to.{recipient} = companyto
     as2-from.{recipient} = companyfrom
     as2-from = companyfrom
     from.{recipient} = from
     from = from
     subject.{recipient} = subject
     subject = subject
     messageid.prefix.{recipient} = company identifier
     messageid.prefix. = company identifier
     signed.algorithm.{recipient} = *MD5 | *SHA1 | *SHA256 | *SHA384 | *SHA512
     signed.algorithm = *MD5 | *SHA1 | *SHA256 | *SHA384 | *SHA512

Human readable text is obtained from a file using a properties file selection hierarchy.

     receipt.message.{recipient} = system/receipt-message.txt
     receipt.message = system/receipt-message.txt
     receipt.error.{recipient} = system/receipt-error.txt
     receipt.error = system/receipt-error.txt

The receipt.message contains the human readable component of the receipt.

The receipt.error contains the human readable component of the error receipt.

The following special merge labels are supported in the receipt.message and receipt.error files:

%%COMPANYFROM%%
%%COMPANYTO%%
%%DATE%%
%%SUBJECT%%
%%TEXT%%

Sample receipt.message file content:

The message sent to recipient <%%COMPANYTO%%> on %%DATE%% with subject "%%SUBJECT%%" has been received.

Sample receipt.error file content:

The message sent to recipient <%%COMPANYTO%%> on %%DATE%% with subject "%%SUBJECT%%" contains the following error %%TEXT%%.

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