GET
The GET command is used to access information from the sent transaction and the HTTP response from the remote AS2 server.
Syntax:
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Command |
Keyword |
Value |
Developer notes |
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GET |
PROPERTY |
value |
Mandatory. Property keyword. |
The following properties come from the created data source that was sent.
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Property |
Description |
Values |
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*DATAMESSAGEID |
Message-Id. |
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*DATAMICMD5 |
Calculated MD5 MIC. |
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*DATAMICSHA1 |
Calculated SHA1 MIC. |
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*DATAMICSHA256 |
Calculated SHA256 MIC. |
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*DATAMICSHA384 |
Calculated SHA384 MIC. |
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*DATAMICSHA512 |
Calculated SHA512 MIC. |
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*DATARECEIPT |
Receipt requested. |
*YES or *NO |
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*DATARECEIPTSIGNED |
Signed receipt requested. |
*YES or *NO. |
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*DATARECEIPTDELIVERY |
Receipt delivery requested. |
*YES = asynchronous |
The following properties come from the HTTP response.
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Property |
Description |
Values |
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*AS2TO |
AS2-To. |
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*AS2FROM |
AS2-From. |
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*AS2VERSION |
AS2-Version. |
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*FROM |
From. |
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*DATE |
Date. |
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*SUBJECT |
Subject. |
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*MESSAGEID |
Message-Id. |
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*CONTENT |
Type of response content. |
*RECEIPT or *OTHER |
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value |
HTTP protocol property. |
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The following properties come from the received receipt.
Use the GET PROPERTY (*CONTENT) to check if the received response is a receipt.
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Property |
Description |
Example message values |
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*RECEIPTMESSAGEID |
Message ID of the original transaction. This can be used to match to the original sent transaction. |
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*RECEIPTMIC |
MIC returned in receipt. This can be compared with the original transaction MIC to check the transaction delivery. |
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*RECEIPTMICALG |
MIC algorithm. |
MD5, SHA1 |
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*RECEIPTDISPOSITIONTYPE |
Status of the AS2 transaction. |
Possible values: |
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*RECEIPTDISPOSITIONMODIFIER |
Status of the AS2 transaction. |
Possible values: |