The following page details the pre-configured macros that are supplied with the component. These macros must be configured as per the instructions at XXX.
General Macros
The following macros are read from the context property of the message (irrespective of whether they are promoted or not promoted).
Depending on where the Message Archiving component is used, not all macro's will be available. For example, if the component is used in the Decode stage of a Receive Pipeline, the MessageType macro will not be available as it is set by the XmlDisassembler/FlatFileDisassembler component which is yet to be invoked.
Message Tracking Properties
| Macro Name | Macro Usage | Macro Description | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| PortName | %PortName% | The name of the port on which the message originated. | Receive Only |
System Properties
| Macro Name | Macro Usage | Macro Description | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| InboundTransportType | %InboundTransportType% | The name of the adapter type that received the message, e.g. 'SOAP', 'FILE', 'HTTP' etc. | Receive Only |
| InboundTransportLocation | %InboundTransportLocation% | The name of the receive location that received the message. | Receive Only |
| InterchangeID | %InterchangeID% | The identifier associated with a batch of messages when a single message is debatched into multiple messages by a disassembler component. In these debatched scenarios, the same InterchangeId property will be present in the context of each message. | Rec. & Send1 |
| InterchangeSequenceNumber | %InterchangeSequenceNumber% | A sequence number associated with each debatched message when a single message is debatched into multiple messages by a disassembler component. | Rec. & Send1 |
| MessageType | %MessageType% | Type of the BizTalk message. The message type is defined as a concatenation of the document schema namespace and the document root node, separated by a hash character ('#'). | Rec. & Send1 |
| MessageType-Namespace | %MessageType-Namespace% | The namespace element of the MessageType property. | Rec. & Send1 |
| MessageType-RootNodeName | %MessageType-RootNodeName% | The Root Node element of the MessageType property. | Rec. & Send1 |
1 Only available in a Send Pipeline if promoted into the Message Context.
Message Macros
The following macros are read directly from the message itself and are available on all messages, irrespective of the adapter on which they are received.
| Macro Name | Macro Usage | Macro Description | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| MessageID | %MessageID% | Message GUID generated by BizTalk. | Rec. & Send |
| BodyPartName | %BodyPartName% | Name of the body part of the message. | Rec. & Send |
| PartCount | %PartCount% | Number of parts contained within the message. | Rec. & Send |
Date & Time Macros
The following date/time macros are available for all messages, irrespective of the adapter on which they are received.
| Macro Name | Macro Usage | Macro Description | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| DateTime | %DateTime% | UTC date & time in the format YYYY-MM-DDThhmmss (e.g. 2009-09-10T103545). | Rec. & Send |
| DateTime.Tz | %DateTime.Tz% | Local date time plus time zone from GMT in the format YYYY-MM-DDThhmmssZZZ, (for example, 2009-09-10T103545+800). | Rec. & Send |
| Time | %Time% | UTC time in the format hhmmss (e.g. 103545). | Rec. & Send |
| Time.Tz | %Time.Tz% | Local time plus time zone from GMT in the format hhmmssZZZ (e.g. 103545+800). | Rec. & Send |
FILE Adapter Macros
The following macros are available for messages received on the FILE Adapter:
| Macro Name | Macro Usage | Macro Description | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| FileCreationTime | %FileCreationTime% | The date and time that the file adapter retrieved the message from the file-system. | Receive Only |
| FileReceivedFilename | %FileReceivedFilename% | The original filename of the message including the directory, filename and extension. | Receive Only |
| FileReceivedFilename-FilenameOnly | %FileReceivedFilename-FilenameOnly% | The original filename of the message - filename only (does not include the extension). | Receive Only |
| FileReceivedFilename-ExtensionOnly | %FileReceivedFilename-ExtensionOnly% | The original filename of the message - extension only. | Receive Only |
| FileUsername | %FileUsername% | The user name for the account used when specifying alternative credentials to access a network share. | Receive Only |
Further information regarding context properties written by the File Adapter can be found online at the Microsoft Technet website: File Adapter Property Schema and Properties.
FTP Adapter Macros
The following macros are available for messages received on the FTP Adapter:
| Macro Name | Macro Usage | Macro Description | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| FtpReceivedFilename | %FtpReceivedFilename% | The original filename of the message as it resided on the FTP server, including the directory, filename and extension. | Receive Only |
| FtpReceivedFilename-FilenameOnly | %FtpReceivedFilename-FilenameOnly% | The original filename of the message - filename only (does not include the extension). | Receive Only |
| FtpReceivedFilename-ExtensionOnly | %FtpReceivedFilename-ExtensionOnly% | The original filename of the message - extension only. | Receive Only |
| FtpRepresentationType | %FtpRepresentationType% | Specifies how the FTP adapter sends data, either 'ASCII' or 'Binary'. | Send Only |
| FtpSSOAffiliateApplication | %FtpSSOAffiliateApplication% | The Enterprise Single Sign-On affiliate application to use on the FTP send port. | Send Only |
| FtpUsername | %FtpUsername% | The user name to log on to the FTP server when sending messages. | Send Only |
Note: the %FtpReceivedFilename% macro (and extension macros) does not contain any directory information as per a limitation in the FTP adapter itself. To get the full name of the file, including directory and originating FTP servername, use the %InboundTransportLocation% macro instead. See http://www.modhul.com/2009/03/04/ftp-adapter-context-property-oddities/ for more information.
Further information regarding context properties written by the FTP Adapter can be found online at the Microsoft Technet website: FTP Adapter Property Schema and Properties.
POP3 Adapter Macros
The following macros are available for messages received via the POP3 Adapter:
| Macro Name | Macro Usage | Macro Description | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pop3Subject | %Pop3Subject% | The subject line of the received message. | Receive Only |
| Pop3From | %Pop3From% | The 'from' address of the e-mail message. | Receive Only |
| Pop3To | %Pop3To% | The 'To' address of the e-mail message. | Receive Only |
| Pop3ReplyTo | %Pop3ReplyTo% | The 'reply-to' address of the e-mail message. | Receive Only |
| Pop3Cc | %Pop3Cc% | The 'CC' address of the e-mail message. | Receive Only |
| Pop3Date | %Pop3Date% | The date the e-mail message was sent. | Receive Only |
| Pop3DispositionNotificationTo | %Pop3DispositionNotificationTo% | The 'DispositionNotificationTo' value from the e-mail message. | Receive Only |
Further information regarding context properties written by the POP3 Adapter can be found online at the Microsoft Technet website: POP3 Adapter Property Schema and Properties.
SMTP Adapter Macros
The following macros are available for messages sent via the SMTP Adapter:
| Macro Name | Macro Usage | Macro Description | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| SmtpSubject | %SmtpSubject% | The subject line of the e-mail message. | Send Only |
| SmtpFrom | %SmtpFrom% | The 'from' address of the e-mail message. | Send Only |
| SmtpTo | %SmtpTo% | The 'To' address of the e-mail message. | Send Only |
| SmtpCc | %SmtpCc% | The 'CC' address of the e-mail message. | Send Only |
| SmtpHost | %SmtpHost% | The name of the SMTP server used when sending messages. | Send Only |
| SmtpUsername | %SmtpUsername% | The username to use for authentication with the SMTP server. | Send Only |
| SmtpEmailBodyTextCharset | %SmtpEmailBodyTextCharset% | The character set used for encoding the body of the e-mail message. | Send Only |
Further information regarding context properties written by the SMTP Adapter can be found online at the Microsoft Technet website: SMTP Adapter Property Schema and Properties.
HTTP Adapter Macros
The following macros are available for messages received via the HTTP Adapter:
| Macro Name | Macro Usage | Macro Description | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| HttpContentType | %HttpContentType% | Content type of the request messages. | Rec. & Send |
| HttpAuthenticationScheme | %HttpAuthenticationScheme% | Type of authentication to use with the destination server. | Rec. & Send |
| HttpCertificate | %HttpCertificate% | Thumbprint of the client SSL certificate. | Rec. & Send |
| HttpProxyName | %HttpProxyName% | The proxy server address. | Send Only |
| HttpProxyPort | %HttpProxyPort% | The proxy server port. | Send Only |
| HttpProxyUsername | %HttpProxyUsername% | The username for authentication with the proxy server. | Send Only |
| HttpUsername | %HttpUsername% | The username used for authentication with the server. | Send Only |
| HttpAffiliateApplicationName | %HttpAffiliateApplicationName% | Name of affiliate application to use for SSO. | Send Only |
Further information regarding context properties written by the HTTP Adapter can be found online at the Microsoft Technet website: HTTP Adapter Property Schema and Properties.
SOAP Adapter Macros
The following macros are available for messages received via the SOAP Adapter:
| Macro Name | Macro Usage | Macro Description | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| SoapAssemblyName | %SoapAssemblyName% | Identifies the .NET type and assembly to be loaded and executed. | Send Only |
| SoapMethodName | %SoapMethodName% | Identifies the target method on the .NET assembly that is to be invoked. | Send Only |
| SoapUsername | %SoapUsername% | User name to use for authentication with the server. | Rec. & Send |
| SoapClientCertificate | %SoapClientCertificate% | Thumbprint of the client SSL certificate. | Rec. & Send |
| SoapProxyAddress | %SoapProxyAddress% | The proxy server address. | Send Only |
| SoapProxyPort | %SoapProxyPort% | The proxy server port. | Send Only |
| SoapProxyUsername | %SoapProxyUsername% | The username for authentication with the proxy server. | Send Only |
| SoapAffiliateApplicationName | %SoapAffiliateApplicationName% | Defines the name of the affiliate application to use for SSO. | Send Only |
| SoapAuthenticationScheme | %SoapAuthenticationScheme% | Specifies the type of authentication to use with the destination server. | Send Only |
Further information regarding context properties written by the SOAP Adapter can be found online at the Microsoft Technet website: SOAP Adapter Property Schema and Properties.
MSMQ Adapter Macros
The following macros are available for messages received via the MSMQ Adapter:
| Macro Name | Macro Usage | Macro Description | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| MsmqSentTime | %MsmqSentTime% | The date and time the message was sent by the originator. | Receive Only |
| MsmqArrivedTime | %MsmqArrivedTime% | The time that the message arrived in the destination queue. | Receive Only |
| MsmqSourceMachine | %MsmqSourceMachine% | The computer from which the message originated. | Receive Only |
| MsmqId | %MsmqId% | The message's identifier. | Rec. & Send |
| MsmqLabel | %MsmqLabel% | Unicode string that describing the message. | Rec. & Send |
| MsmqAdministrationQueue | %MsmqAdministrationQueue% | Name of the queue where acknowledgment messages are to be sent. | Rec. & Send |
| MsmqCorrelationId | %MsmqCorrelationId% | The message identifier used by acknowledgment, report, and response messages to reference the original message. | Rec. & Send |
| MsmqResponseQueue | %MsmqResponseQueue% | Name of the queue where response messages are to be sent. | Rec. & Send |
| MsmqCertificateThumbPrint | %MsmqCertificateThumbPrint% | The thumbprint of the client certificate that you want to use for message authentication purposes. | Send Only |
Further information regarding context properties written by the MSMQ Adapter can be found online at the Microsoft Technet website: MSMQ Adapter Property Schema and Properties.
Windows Sharepoint Services (WSS) Adapter Macros
The following macros are available for messages received via the WSS (Windows Sharepoint Services) Adapter:
| Macro Name | Macro Usage | Macro Description | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| WssFilename | %WssFilename% | The file name with the extension of the Windows SharePoint Services file. File names, including extensions, are unique within a document library. | Receive Only |
| WssUrl | %WssUrl% | The URL of the file. | Receive Only |
| WssTransmittedFileLocation | %WssTransmittedFileLocation% | Used by Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) for integration purposes and is not available in orchestrations. | Receive Only |
| WssInArchivedMsgUrl | %WssInArchivedMsgUrl% | The URL of the file in the archive document library. This property is not available if the receive location is not archiving the message. | Receive Only |
| WssInTitle | %WssInTitle% | The title of the Windows SharePoint Service file. This is different from the file name. Titles don't have to be unique within a document library. | Receive Only |
| WssInLastModified | %WssInLastModified% | The last modified date of the Windows SharePoint Service. | Receive Only |
| WssInLastModifiedBy | %WssInLastModifiedBy% | The name of the last user that modified the file. | Receive Only |
| WssInItemId | %WssInItemId% | The ID of the file. This is an integer unique within the document library which can be used to access the file. | Receive Only |
| WssInCreated | %WssInCreated% | The date when the Windows SharePoint Service file was created. | Receive Only |
| WssInCreatedBy | %WssInCreatedBy% | The user that created the file. | Receive Only |
| WssInFileSize | %WssInFileSize% | The size of the Windows SharePoint Services file. | Receive Only |
| WssInListName | %WssInListName% | The name of the document library where this file is located. | Receive Only |
| WssInListUrl | %WssInListUrl% | The URL of the document library, or document library folder where this file is located. | Receive Only |
| WssConfigAdapterWSPort | %WssConfigAdapterWSPort% | The port or IIS Web site where the adapter has been installed and configured. | Receive Only |
Further information regarding context properties written by the Windows Sharepoint Services Adapter can be found online at the Microsoft Technet website: WSS Adapter Property Schema and Properties.
Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) Adapter Macros
The following macros are available for messages received or sent via the WCF Adapters. See the Adapters column for details of which adapter/direction a specific macro can be used.
| Macro Name | Macro Usage | Macro Description | Adapters |
|---|---|---|---|
| WcfAffiliateApplicationName | %WcfAffiliateApplicationName% | Defines the name of the affiliate application to use for SSO. | All of the WCF send adapters except the WCF-NetNamedPipe adapter |
| WcfAlgorithmSuite | %WcfAlgorithmSuite% | The message encryption and key-wrap algorithms. These algorithms map to those specified in the Security Policy Language (WS-SecurityPolicy) specification. | WCF-BasicHttp, WCF-NetMsmq, WCF-NetTcp & WCF-WSHttp adapters |
| WcfBindingType | %WcfBindingType% | The type of the binding to use for the endpoint; for example: 'basicHttpBinding', 'netMsmqBinding', 'netTcpBinding' etc. | WCF-Custom & WCF-CustomIsolated adapters |
| WcfClientCertificate | %WcfClientCertificate% | The thumbprint of the X.509 certificate used to authenticate with endpoint services. | WCF-BasicHttp, WCF-WSHttp, WCF-NetTcp & WCF-NetMsmq adapters |
| WcfCustomDeadLetterQueue | %WcfCustomDeadLetterQueue% | The fully qualified URI with the net.msmq scheme for the location of the per-application dead-letter queue, where messages that have expired or that have failed transfer or delivery are placed. For example: 'net.msmq://localhost/DeadLetterQueueName'. | WCF-NetMsmq send adapter |
| WcfDeadLetterQueue | %WcfDeadLetterQueue% | The fully qualified URI of the dead-letter queue where messages that have failed to be delivered to the application will be transferred. | WCF-NetMsmq send adapter |
| WcfInboundNodeEncoding | %WcfInboundNodeEncoding% | The type of encoding that the WCF receive adapter uses to decode the node identified by the body path expression specified in InboundBodyPathExpression; for example: 'Base64', 'String', 'XML' etc. | All of the WCF adapters except the WCF-NetMsmq send adapter |
| WcfMessageClientCredentialType | %WcfMessageClientCredentialType% | The type of credential to be used when performing client authentication using message-based security. The applicable values differ for each WCF adapter. For more information see how-to topics for each WCF adapter in WCF Adapters. | WCF-BasicHttp, WCF-WSHttp, WCF-NetTcp & WCF-NetNamedPipe adapters |
| WcfMessageEncoding | %WcfMessageEncoding% | The encoding of the WCF message; for example: 'Text', 'Mtom' etc. | WCF-BasicHttp & WCF-WSHttp adapters |
| WcfMsmqAuthenticationMode | %WcfMsmqAuthenticationMode% | The MSMQ transport authentication method; for example: 'WindowsDomain' etc. For more information about the applicable values for the MsmqAuthenticationMode property, see the MSMQ authentication mode property in WCF-NetMsmq Transport Properties Dialog Box, Send, Security Tab. | WCF-NetMsmq adapter |
| WcfMsmqEncryptionAlgorithm | %WcfMsmqEncryptionAlgorithm% | The algorithm used for message encryption on the wire when transferring messages between MSMQ message queue managers; for example: 'RC4Stream', 'AES' etc. | WCF-NetMsmq adapter |
| WcfMsmqEncryptionAlgorithm | %WcfMsmqEncryptionAlgorithm% | The way messages are secured at the level of the MSMQ transport; for example: 'None', 'Sign', 'EncryptAndSign' etc. | WCF-NetMsmq adapter |
| WcfMsmqSecureHashAlgorithm | %WcfMsmqSecureHashAlgorithm% | The hash algorithm to be used for computing the MSMQ message digest; for example: 'MD5', 'SHA1', 'SHA512' etc. | WCF-NetMsmq adapter |
| WcfProxyAddress | %WcfProxyAddress% | The address of the proxy server if specified. | WCF-BasicHttp & WCF-WSHttp adapters |
| WcfProxyUsername | %WcfProxyUsername% | The user name to use for the proxy server specified in the 'ProxyAddress' property. | WCF-BasicHttp & WCF-WSHttp adapters |
| WcfServiceCertificate | %WcfServiceCertificate% | For receive locations, this property specifies the thumbprint of the X.509 certificate that clients used to authenticate themselves with against your endpoint; For send ports, this property specifies the thumbprint of the X.509 certificate for authenticating the service to which the send port sends messages. | WCF-BasicHttp, WCF-WSHttp, WCF-NetTcp (receive adapter) & WCF-NetMsmq adapters |
| WcfTextEncoding | %WcfTextEncoding% | The character set encoding used when sending messages; for example: 'unicodeFFF', 'utf-8' etc. | WCF-BasicHttp & WCF-WSHttp adapters |
| WcfTo | %WcfTo% | The destination endpoint address for outgoing WCF messages that the WCF send ports send. | All WCF send adapters |
| WcfTransactionProtocol | %WcfTransactionProtocol% | The transaction protocol to be used with the specified binding; for example: 'OleTransaction', 'WS-AtomicTransaction' etc. | WCF-NetTcp & WCF-NetNamedPipe adapters |
| WcfTransportProtectionLevel | %WcfTransportProtectionLevel% | The TCP transport level security; for example: 'None', 'Sign', 'EncryptAndSign' etc. | WCF-NetTcp & WCF-NetNamedPipe adapters |
| WcfUserName | %WcfUserName% | The user name to use for authentication with the destination server when using SSO. | All WCF send adapters except the WCF-NetNamedPipe adapter |
Further information regarding context properties written by the Windows Communication Foundation Adapters can be found online at the Microsoft Technet website: WCF Adapters Property Schema and Properties.
EDI Pipeline Macros
The following macros are available for EDI messages that have passed through EDI receive or send pipelines (more information on these pipelines is available at MSDN: EDI Solution Architecture):
EDI Macros Available for both X12 and EDIFACT Messages
The following macros are available for both X12 and EDIFACT messages:
| Macro Name | Macro Usage | Macro Description | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| EdiBatchId | %EdiBatchId% | The batch Id of the batch configuration used when processing the message. | Rec. & Send |
| EdiBatchName | %EdiBatchName% | The name of the batch configuration used when processing the message. | Rec. & Send |
| EdiCodePage | %EdiCodePage% | The code page used to validate the interchange. | Rec. & Send |
| EdiAttachmentId | %EdiAttachmentId% | The ID of the message attachment. | Rec. & Send |
| EdiBatchEncodingType | %EdiBatchEncodingType% | The type of encoding on an outgoing batched interchange. | Rec. & Send |
| EdiEncodingType | %EdiEncodingType% | The type of encoding on an outgoing message. | Send Only |
| EdiDestinationPartyId | %EdiDestinationPartyId% | The ID of the destination party. | Rec. & Send |
| EdiDestinationPartyName | %EdiDestinationPartyName% | The name of the destination party. | Rec. & Send |
| EdiDestinationPartyReceiverIdentifier | %EdiDestinationPartyReceiverIdentifier% | The destination party identifier. | Rec. & Send |
| EdiDestinationPartyReceiverQualifier | %EdiDestinationPartyReceiverQualifier% | The destination party qualifier. | Rec. & Send |
| EdiDestinationPartySenderIdentifier | %EdiDestinationPartySenderIdentifier% | The sending party identifier. | Rec. & Send |
| EdiDestinationPartySenderQualifier | %EdiDestinationPartySenderQualifier% | The sending party qualifier. | Rec. & Send |
EDI Macros Available for X12 Messages Only
The following macros are only available when using X12 messages:
| Macro Name | Macro Usage | Macro Description | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| EDIX12GS01 | %EDIX12GS01% | The X12 Functional Identifier Code. | Rec. & Send |
| EDIX12GS02 | %EDIX12GS02% | The X12 Application Sender Code. | Rec. & Send |
| EDIX12GS03 | %EDIX12GS03% | The X12 Application Receiver Code. | Rec. & Send |
| EDIX12GS07 | %EDIX12GS07% | The X12 Responsible Agency. | Rec. & Send |
| EDIX12GS08 | %EDIX12GS08% | The X12 Version/Release/Industry Identifier Code. | Rec. & Send |
| EDIX12ISA05 | %EDIX12ISA05% | The X12 Interchange Sender Qualifier. | Rec. & Send |
| EDIX12ISA06 | %EDIX12ISA06% | The X12 Interchange Sender Id. | Rec. & Send |
| EDIX12ISA07 | %EDIX12ISA07% | The X12 Interchange Receiver Qualifier. | Rec. & Send |
| EDIX12ISA08 | %EDIX12ISA08% | The X12 Interchange Receiver Id. | Rec. & Send |
| EDIX12ISA15 | %EDIX12ISA15% | The X12 Usage Indicator. | Rec. & Send |
| EDIX12ST01 | %EDIX12ST01% | The X12 Transaction Set Identifier Code. | Rec. & Send |
EDI Macros Available for EDIFACT Messages Only
The following macros are only available when using EDIFACT messages:
| Macro Name | Macro Usage | Macro Description | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| EDIFACTUNB11 | %EDIFACTUNB11% | The EDIFACT Usage indicator. | Rec. & Send |
| EDIFACTUNB2_1 | %EDIFACTUNB2_1% | The EDIFACT Interchange Sender Id. | Rec. & Send |
| EDIFACTUNB2_2 | %EDIFACTUNB2_2% | The EDIFACT Interchange Sender Code Qualifier. | Rec. & Send |
| EDIFACTUNB2_3 | %EDIFACTUNB2_3% | The EDIFACT Address for Reverse Routing. | Rec. & Send |
| EDIFACTUNB3_1 | %EDIFACTUNB3_1% | The EDIFACT Interchange Recipient Id. | Rec. & Send |
| EDIFACTUNB3_2 | %EDIFACTUNB3_2% | The EDIFACT Interchange Recipient Code Qualifier. | Rec. & Send |
| EDIFACTUNG1 | %EDIFACTUNG1% | The EDIFACT Functional Group Identification. | Rec. & Send |
| EDIFACTUNG2_1 | %EDIFACTUNG2_1% | The EDIFACT Application Sender's Identification. | Rec. & Send |
| EDIFACTUNG3_1 | %EDIFACTUNG3_1% | The EDIFACT Application Recipient's Identification. | Rec. & Send |
| EDIFACTUNH2_1 | %EDIFACTUNH2_1% | The EDIFACT Message Type. | Rec. & Send |
| EDIFACTUNH2_2 | %EDIFACTUNH2_2% | The EDIFACT Message Version Number. | Rec. & Send |
| EDIFACTUNH2_3 | %EDIFACTUNH2_3% | The EDIFACT Message Release Number. | Rec. & Send |
Further information regarding context properties for EDI can be found online at the Microsoft Technet website: EDI Property Schema and Properties.
AS2 Pipeline Macros
The following macros are available for AS2 messages that have passed through AS2 receive or send pipelines (more information on these pipelines is available at MSDN: AS2 Solution Architecture):
| Macro Name | Macro Usage | Macro Description | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| AS2From | %AS2From% | The sender's name from the AS2-From header. | Receive Only |
| AS2PayloadContentType | %AS2PayloadContentType% | The content type of the payload message. | Receive Only |
| AS2To | %AS2To% | The receiver's name from the AS2-To header. | Receive Only |
| AS2DispositionMode | %AS2DispositionMode% | The AS2 MDN disposition mode value. | Receive Only |
| AS2DispositionType | %AS2DispositionType% | The AS2 MDN disposition type value. | Receive Only |
| AS2MessageId | %AS2MessageId% | The Message ID contained within the AS2 message header. | Receive Only |
| AS2OriginalMessageId | %AS2OriginalMessageId% | The Message ID of the original AS2 message. | Receive Only |
| AS2PreservedFileName | %AS2PreservedFileName% | The original file name of the message. Note: This context property will only be populated if the incoming message includes filename information as part of the Content-Disposition MIME header. | Receive Only |
Further information regarding context properties for AS2 can be found online at the Microsoft Technet website: AS2 Property Schema and Properties.
MIME/SMIME Pipeline Macros
The following macros are available for messages that are to be passed through the MIME/SMIME Encoder send pipeline component:
| Macro Name | Macro Usage | Macro Description | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| MimeEncFileName | %MimeEncFileName% | The file name header of the MIME/SMIME part. | Send Only |
| MimeEncContentId | %MimeEncContentId% | The Content-ID header of the MIME/SMIME part. | Send Only |
| MimeEncContentDescription | %MimeEncContentDescription% | The Content-Description header of the MIME/SMIME part. | Send Only |
| MimeEncContentTransferEncoding | %MimeEncContentTransferEncoding% | The Content-Transfer-Encoding header of the MIME/SMIME part. | Send Only |
| MimeEncContentLocation | %MimeEncContentLocation% | The Content-Location header of the MIME/SMIME part. | Send Only |
Further information regarding context properties for the MIME/SMIME Encoder pipeline component can be found online at the Microsoft Technet website: MIME/SMIME Property Schema and Properties.