C Automatic Replacement Data Items; Subscriber Channel Automatic Replacement Data; Publisher Channel Automatic Replacement Data; Appendix C, "Automatic Replacement Data Items - Novell IDENTITY MANAGER 3.6.1 - MANUAL TASK SERVICE DRIVER Implementation Manual

Automatic Replacement Data
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Items
The Manual Task Service driver automatically supplies certain replacement data item elements.
Section C.1, "Subscriber Channel Automatic Replacement Data," on page 47
Section C.2, "Publisher Channel Automatic Replacement Data," on page 47
C.1 Subscriber Channel Automatic Replacement
Data
The following data items are added automatically to replacement-data documents during processing
by the Subscriber channel:
association: An
<item name="association">
document if the element has an
<mail>
an
<add-association>
eDirectory object that is associated with the e-mail message being processed. The association value
might not yet be written to the eDirectory object; therefore, the association value cannot be used in
queries.
url: The content of the
<item>
the Subscriber channel, the url item is created from the following items found under the
element: scheme, host, port, file, and the items underneath the
data>
scheme, host, or port are not found, then default values are used. The default values are determined
from the configuration of the Publisher channel Web server.
url-base: The content of the
resource identifier (file) and not including the query string.
url-query: The content of the
elements underneath the
url-file: The content of the
protected-data: The content of the
obtained from elements under the
<item>
protect attribute is set to "yes" are added to the protected data value. See
Security," on page 41.
C.2 Publisher Channel Automatic Replacement
Data
The following data items are automatically added to replacement-data documents during processing
by the Publisher channel Web server:
element is added to the replacement-data
<association>
element. The content of the
element is the complete URL to be used in the e-mail message. On
element is the portion of the generated URL not including the
<item>
element is a URL query string generated from
<item>
element.
<url-query>
element is the resource identifier for the URL.
<item>
element is an encrypted form of name-value pairs
<item>
<url-query>
element child, or if the Subscriber returns
element is the association value for the
<item>
<url-query>
element. Only
<item>
Section B.1, "Data
Automatic Replacement Data Items
C
<url-
element. If
<item>
elements whose
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