Override Configuration Tab

Use this tab to configure additional settings for the host and partner in a business agreement.

  1. To override general settings for the host, in the Host Configuration section, select information according to the following table.

    Field Description
    Override Settings for the Host
    Override Settings If you enable the Override Settings toggle, it overrides the values set on the host level. The AS2 identity selected from the identifier list overrides the default AS2 identity value configured for the host by using the procedure described in the following sections:
    • TIBCO BusinessConnect™ Container Edition Trading Partner Management, Set the Host’s AS2 Identifier for a Protocol.
    • TIBCO BusinessConnect™ Container Edition Trading Partner Management, Disabling Session Cache for HTTPS.

    If you disable the Override Settings , the default AS2 identity for the host remains valid.

    AS2 Identifier Select an AS2 identity that is used to override the default AS2 identity.
  2. To override general settings for the partner, in the Partner Configuration section, select information according to the following table.

    Field Description
    Override Settings for the Partner
    Override Settings If you enable the Override Settings toggle, this overrides the values set on the partner level. The AS2 identity selected from the AS2 identifier list is used to override the default AS2 identity for the host configured using the procedure described in the following sections:
    • TIBCO BusinessConnect™ Container Edition Trading Partner Management, Set the Host’s AS2 Identifier for a Protocol.
    • TIBCO BusinessConnect™ Container Edition Trading Partner Management, Disabling Session Cache for HTTPS.

    If you disable the Override Settings , the default AS2 identity for the partner remains valid.

    AS2 Identifier Select an AS2 identity that is used to override the default AS2 identity.
    Allow override of filename via HTTP parameter If this checkbox is selected, and a file reference is being passed from the private process, then the name of the file is passed on to the Responder in an HTTP header called filename.

    Each partner has this checkbox. If it is selected and there is a fileName field in the HTTP message header or in QueryString (in that order), the message is written to a fileName file. This file is created in the shared directory located under the partner’s name directory. The file size is irrelevant in this case.

    Note: This feature is fully supported for the Notify and Asynchronous Request Response operations. For the Synchronous Request Response operations, only request can send the filename to the partner while the partner cannot send the filename on the response: a synchronous response cannot be written to the file that the partner wants.
  3. Click Save.