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HTTP Listener

This source connector acts as an HTTP server, listening for requests from one or more remote clients. The messages sent to the channel can be the raw payload, or an XML document allowing multipart payloads to be parsed in a consistent and easy-to-use way. The HTTP payload can be either Base64 encoded or converted using a charset, depending on the Content-Type. Responses that go back to each client can be fully configured, including custom response headers. Finally, static resources or directories can be automatically hosted, to allow the connector to act as a simple web server that serves specific content. Additional options are available with the SSL Manager extension. Supported property groups: Listener Settings Source Settings HTTP Authentication Settings Item Name Default Value Description A Base Context Path The context path for the HTTP Listener URL. Note: If this is specified, any requests made at this base context path must have a trailing slash in the request URI. B Receive Ti

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Channel Reader

The Channel Reader is a connector that does nothing but wait for other channels / processes to send it messages. This can be useful if you split your message workflow into multiple channels, where one sends to another. Note that you do not need to use a Channel Reader source for the channel to be able to receive messages from other internal channels / processes. Channels using other source connector types can still receive messages from a Channel Writer or from a "router.routeMessage" call. Supported property groups: Source Settings Source Map Variables Parent topic: Source Connectors

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Entire Message Attachment Handler Properties

This attachment handler takes the entire incoming message data and stores it as a single attachment. The Raw message data afterwards is the attachment token. The handler has a single property, MIME Type, which specifies what type of attachment data you expect to receive. You can use a specific value like "text/plain", or you can use Velocity replacement to inject source map variables. For example if you are using an HTTP Listener, you can use the MIME type coming in the Content-Type header: Parent topic: Attachment Handler Properties

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Message Browser View

The Message Browser allows you to view and search historical and actively processing messages for your channels. It also has options for importing, exporting, removing, and reprocessing messages. Navigation Metadata Table Message Content Tab Mappings Tab Errors Tab Attachments Tab Search Messages The Message Browser supports a wide range of searches, from a general search using a few filters, to finely grained searches using many filters. Message Browser Tasks Parent topic: Monitor Views

Help Guide for NextGen® Enterprise PM 8

Access and View NextGen Mail

Access NextGen® Enterprise PM. Do one of the following: button. From the main toolbar, select the Mailbox From the status bar at the bottom of the screen, double-click the Mail icon. From the NextGen Email section on the Advisor window, select the Unread link. The NextGen Mailbox window appears. In the NextGen Mail section on the left, select Inbox. Mail messages display in the section on the right. Unread mail is displayed in bold text. Previously read mail is displayed in regular text. To open a mail message, do one of the following: Double-click the message to be opened. Highlight the message to be opened and then select the Open Message button on the mailbox toolbar. The Message window appears. Parent topic: NextGen Mail

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View Attachments

To view attachment content: Double-click the row in the Attachments table, OR, select the row in the Attachments table, then select the View Attachment task to the left. A confirmation dialog pop up, asking you what type of viewer to use. There are four types of attachment viewers: Text, Image, DICOM, and PDF. The dialog will try to pre-select the viewer for you based on the Type of the attachment. If you need to override that selection and choose a different viewer, you can do that by using the drop-down menu. If you want to bypass this dialog and have the Message Browser always automatically open the viewer based on the Type of the attachment, you can check the Always choose check box. This setting can be reset later in the Administrator Settings Tab. Once you have chosen a viewer, select the OK button to proceed. Parent topic: Attachments Tab

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