| Transport Name
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An identifier for these transport settings.
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| Transport Type
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Select EMAIL transport from the drop-down list.
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| URL (mailto)
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The URL for the trading partner is: mailto: e-mailID@domain.com.
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| Subject
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A short string identifying the topic of the email message; for example, “Purchase Order from ABC Company”.
For more information on the Subject Header field for MIME messages, refer to RFC C2822, Internet Message Format.
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| Base64 Encode Clear Text Messages
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Base64 encode plain outbound email messages. Plain messages are those messages which are not signed, not encrypted, and not compressed.
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| Non Repudiation of Receipt
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Enable logging of receipts in the non-repudiation table.
If you check this option, you must also check the Sign check box and set Request Receipt to Signed. This means that outbound messages are signed and signed receipts are requested from the Responder.
The original signed request from the Initiator and the signed receipt from the Responder are logged in the Initiator’s non-repudiation table.
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| Sign
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Enable outbound request messages or acknowledgments to be signed using your private key. Your trading partner uses your public key to authenticate your message. The 1024-bit key length is used for signatures.
TIBCO BusinessConnect Container can process messages which contain message digests computed using the SHA1 hash algorithm. However, TIBCO BusinessConnect Container Edition computes its message digests using the digest algorithm setting specified for the business agreement in the Document Exchange tab.
Whether an outbound receipt is signed or not is controlled by the setup in the requesting partner’s Request Receipt list.
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| Signature Scheme
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Select the desired signature algorithm from the list of options: RSA, RSA-PSS.
The default option is
RSA.
Note: Ensure to enable the Sign check box to apply the signature scheme.
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| Encrypt
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Enables each outgoing message to be encrypted using your partner’s public key.
Your partner uses their private key to decrypt your message.
The encryption algorithm specified for the business agreement in the Document Exchange screen is used to encrypt the email messages.
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| Encryption Scheme
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Select the desired encryption algorithm from the list of options: RSA-PKCS1-v1_5, RSA-OAEP, and RSA-OAEP-sha256, RSA-OAEP-sha384, and RSA-OAEP-sha512.
The default option is
RSA-PKCS1-v1_5.
Note: Ensure to enable the Encrypt check box to apply the encryption scheme.
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| Compress
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File compression is always performed before message signing.
If selected, each outgoing message is compressed in GZIP file format.
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| Send Data as Attachment
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If selected, the outbound business documents will be sent as file attachments to email messages.
Normally, the business documents are sent inline, as the main body of an email message.
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| Use Attachment Filename as Subject
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If selected, the file name of the first attachment of the email is used as the message subject. This file name is presented in the Content Disposition MIME header with a type of "attachment" of the first attachment.
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| Request Receipt
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The type of receipt returned from the trading partner. The following options are available:
None No receipt is requested from the trading partner for a message.
Signed A signed receipt is requested from the trading partner for each message. After the Responder gets the document and verifies the content for integrity, a signed receipt is created and sent by the trading partner.
Unsigned An unsigned receipt is requested from the trading partner for each message.
If you choose to request a receipt of any kind, you must have a valid email address set for the trading host.
If you checked Non Repudiation of Receipt, you should select Signed. For computing the message digest, BusinessConnect uses the digest algorithm that was configured for the business agreement in the Document Exchange page.
For more information on receipts, see Message Disposition Notification Receipts.
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| Receipt Timeout (minutes)
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The amount of time within which a receipt should be returned by the trading partner.
Example: 5
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