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The XML Module allows iXware to send, receive and display messages from any application which can generate XML messages.

 

The application should store the document to be sent on a network share. The document can be a PDF or TIFF, or any other document type which can be concerted by the iXware server. The application will also generate and store an XML message containing information about the transmission, such as:

  • Originator data (transport, address, name)
  • Recipient data (transport, address, name)
  • Body text
  • Attachment

 

 

Below is an example of an XML header file. It’s also possible to work with an XML style sheet in order to map fields between the application and iXware.

 

Once the message has reached final status (for example “sent” or “aborted”) iXware will generate an XML message with a delivery report to which the application in turn can respond.

 

EXAMPLE

<?xml version=”1.0” ?>

<iXware><Message>

<Recipient>”iXware support” < This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it ></Recipient>

<RecipientBcc>”iXware sales “ < This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it ></RecipientBcc>

<Originator>MAILBOX/Administrator </Originator>

<Subject>Send a message through XML </Subject>

<BodyFile>body.txt</BodyFile>

</Message></iXware>

 

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OVERVIEW 

eXtensible Markup Language (XML) is a general purpose markup language, not unlike HTML, designed to facilitate sharing of structured data across different IT systems.

 

XML describes data and focuses on what data is whilst HTML displays data and focuses on how it looks.

 

XML does not DO anything but allows users to structure data by defining their own tags. Developers and applications can define their own tags.


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