Publisher Channel Web Server - Novell IDENTITY MANAGER 3.6.1 - MANUAL TASK SERVICE DRIVER Implementation Manual

<item name="file">process_template.xsl</item>
<url-query>
<item name="template">form_template.xml</item>
<item name="responder-dn" protect="yes">\PERIN-TAO\big-org\phb</
item>
<item name="responder-dn" protect="yes">\PERIN-TAO\big-org\carol</
item>
<item name="subject-name">Joe The Intern</item>
</url-query>
</url-data>
</replacement-data>
<resource cid="css-1">novdocmain.css</resource>
</message>
<message mime-type="text/plain">
<stylesheet>process_text_template.xsl</stylesheet>
<template>txt_msg_template.xml</template>
<replacement-data>
<item name="manager">JStanley</item>
<item name="given-name">Joe</item>
<item name="surname">The Intern</item>
<url-data>
<item name="file">process_template.xsl</item>
<url-query>
<item name="template">form_template.xml</item>
<item name="responder-dn" protect="yes">\PERIN-TAO\big-org\phb</
item>
<item name="responder-dn" protect="yes">\PERIN-TAO\big-org\carol</
item>
<item name="subject-name">Joe The Intern</item>
</url-query>
</url-data>
</replacement-data>
</message>
<attachment>HR.gif</attachment>
</mail>
The Subscriber channel of the Manual Task Service driver uses the information contained in the
element to construct an SMTP e-mail message. A URL can be constructed and inserted into
<mail>
the e-mail message through which the e-mail recipient can respond to the e-mail message. The URL
can point to the Publisher channel Web server or it can point to some other Web server.
The < > element and its content are described in detail in
mail
page 53.

1.8 Publisher Channel Web Server

The Publisher channel of the Manual Task Service driver runs a Web server configured so that users
can enter data into eDirectory through a Web browser. The Web server is designed to work in
conjunction with e-mail messages sent from the Subscriber channel of the Manual Task Service
driver.
The Publisher channel Web server can serve static files and dynamic content. Examples of static
files are style sheets, images, etc. Examples of dynamic content are Web pages that change
.css
based on the replacement data contained in the URL or HTTP POST data.
Appendix E, "<mail> Element," on
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