Party Editor
You use the party editor to do the following:
· Specify a receiver party in a receiver determination
· Specify the sender and receiver party when defining the header mapping (see Receiver Agreement)
Once you have called the partner editor, you can select a communication party from the list. All the communication parties in the Integration Directory are displayed for selection.
To call the extended party editor, choose Extended.
You can do the following in the extended party editor:
· Specify a constant value for the communication party
· Define that the communication party is to be determined dynamically from the payload
This enables you to do the following:
¡ Specify a context object
¡ Specify an XPath expression
You can
specify the XPath expression manually, or select the field for which you want
to specify the XPath expression from a structure view. To show the structure
of the message, choose
. To
hide the structure again, choose
.
If you specify the party by using a context object or an XPath expression, you must also specify the agency and the schema so that the party is defined completely (see: Identifiers).
To specify
the agency and schema, choose Display List of Permitted
Values (
) in the input
field for agency/schema. You can then specify the agency and schema by using
the expression
editor.
If the element in the message that you want to access is qualified by a namespace, you must give the namespace a prefix. The prefix is then used as an abbreviation of the namespace in XPath expressions.
You assign a prefix to a namespace (in the form of a prefix-namespace-pair) in the table.
To add a new
prefix-namespace-pair to the table, choose Insert a Row
Below Selection (
). To
delete a prefix-namespace-pair from the table, choose Delete Selected Row (
).
If you transfer an XPath expression from the structure of the message, the corresponding prefix-namespace-pair is created automatically.
To return to the standard editor, choose Standard.