Use this tab to specify the message-specific options you want CASP to use in put operations.
Some fields have a Null (Not Used) option which means the corresponding flag is not stored in the directory. For those fields that do not have a Null (Not Used) option, you can specify null by not selecting the associated checkbox or radio button.
Format
Null (Not Used)
This profile does not use this parameter; CandleNet CASP uses the message format provided by the application.
By Number
Identifies the message format by message number, which can be any integer from 0 to 99999999.
By Name
Displays a list of message descriptor records in the directory from which you can select.Persistence
Indicates whether or not the message should survive a system outage:Null (Not Used)the profile does not use this parameter.
YesCASP should use the persistence mechanism of the underlying transport.
Nodo not use persistence.Encoding
Used by inline services if translation is required; one of the following:Null (Not Used)
This profile does not use this parameter.
By Number
Numeric code specific to a custom inline service created by Candle Corporation (number cannot exceed 2^31).
By Name
One of the following:Normal
ReversedExpire
Specifies when and if the message should expire:Null (Not Used)the profile does not use this parameter; CASP chooses the expiration time.
Neverthe message does not expire.
In Secondstextbox where you can specify the expiration time in seconds.Pub/Sub Options
For applications that use Publish/Subscribe, one of the following: Publish, Subscribe, Unsubscribe, or None.Pub/Sub Subject
The name of the subject being published or subscribed to.Pub/Sub Style
Specifies how and whether CandleNet CASP converts the subject style from what the API call specified when the impending transport layer uses a different subject style and vice versa:Nonedo not alter the subject style to match the transport type.
CASPuse CASP as the subject style. Messages sent or received using a different subject style are converted.
MQSeriesuse MQSeries subject style.Message Name
A name an application can tag against a message. The Exchange Connector sends this name to CASP application management. The name flows with the message.For business element applications, when CASP receives a message, it reports the name in the received message. Unless the application changes the name, CASP uses the name in the last message received on this theme when sending messages at the business element program.
For client applications, CASP sets the name to that supplied here.
Codepage
When checked, specifies the codepage required for the messageany numeric integer that does not exceed 65535.Feedback
When checked, specifies the numeric value defined by the application using this put profile record.Priority
When checked, indicates that the messages use the priority attribute. Use the numeric spinner to specify a priority of 0 to 9.