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The protected data item is typically passed from the HTTP GET request into the Web page used to
generate the HTTP POST via a replacement token in the template used to construct the response to
the HTTP GET.
Example:
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="protected-data" VALUE="$protected-data$"/>
B.2.3 <url-data>
The element is a child of the
<url-data>
element on the Subscriber channel. It contains
<message>
URL and related data items that are supplied to the template used in constructing the e-mail
message. It also contains the
For the purposes of the Manual Task Service driver, URLs consist of five parts:
1. A scheme such as http, https, or ftp.
2. A host such as www.novell.com or 192.168.0.1.
3. A port number. This is a colon followed by a decimal integer. For example, :80 or :8180.
4. A file or resource specifier. This is typically a filename and can include path information. For
example,
stylesheets/process_template.xsl
5. A query string. This is a collection of name-value pairs, separated by & characters. For
example,
template=form_template.xml&protected-data=AabABJKEL=
Predefined <item> Names Under <url-data>
> elements under the
<item
All of them are optional.
file: Specifies the file portion of the URL. If used with the Publisher channel Web server, the file
item specifies the style sheet to use to construct the initial HTML page returned in response to the
URL. If used with a server other than the Publisher channel Web server, the file item specifies the
name of the resource that the URL refers to.
If the file item does not appear, the URL file portion defaults to process_template.xsl.
scheme: Optional item found under the
portion of the URL (such as http or ftp). The scheme item is typically used only if the URL points at
a server other than the Publisher's Web server.
If the scheme item does not appear, the URL scheme defaults to either http or https, depending on
the configuration of the Publisher channel Web server.
host: Optional item found under the
the URL. The host item is typically used only if the URL were to point at a server other than the
Publisher's Web server.
If the host item does not appear, the URL host defaults to the IP address of the server on which the
Manual Task Service driver is running (that is, the IP address of the Publisher channel Web server).
port: Optional item found under the
the URL. The port item is typically used only if the URL points at a server other than the Publisher's
Web server.
<replacement-data>
element.
<url-query>
element are ignored unless they are one of the following.
<url-data>
<url-data>
element. If present, specifies the host portion of
<url-data>
element. If present, specifies the port portion of
<url-data>
element found under the
elements used to construct the
<item>
.
element. If present, it specifies the scheme
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