Url-Query; B.2.4 <Url-Query - Novell IDENTITY MANAGER 3.6.1 - MANUAL TASK SERVICE DRIVER Implementation Manual

If the port item does not appear, the URL port defaults to the port on which the Publisher channel
Web server is running.
B.2.4 <url-query>
The element is a child of the element. It contains elements that
<url-query> <url-data> <item>
are used to construct the query portion of the URL used in the e-mail message.
Each item that appears as a child of the element is placed in the query string in the
<url-query>
form where is the value of the element's name attribute and is
name="value" name <item> value
the string content of the element.
<item>
Item elements that appear under <url-query> can have a protect attribute with the value "yes." If this
is the case, the item names and values are encrypted and placed within a generated name-value pair
in the URL query string. The name of the generated value is protected-data. The value is the Base64-
encoded and encrypted name-value pair or pairs for multivalued attributes.
Protecting data ensures that the data cannot be changed when the URL is submitted to the Publisher
channel Web server. For example, the responder-dn data items need to be protected to ensure that
only those users authorized to respond to the e-mail message are able to change eDirectory data.
If the URL generated is to be used with the Publisher channel Web server, the
<url-query>
element must contain at least one element or the
<item name="responder-dn" protect="yes">
Web server rejects the eventual HTTP POST request.
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