====== HTTP send channel ======

The HTTP send channel enables the connection to services that communicate via HTTP protocol.
Messages from the messagebox (outgoing) are transmitted via HTTP via a host whose URL is stored in the channel.

==== Properties ====

^Name  ^Meaning|
|//Name//|Name of the communication channel.|
|//Channeltype//|Re-list the type. (For verification)|
|//communication direction//|Preferably incoming.|
|//Messagebox //|Messagebox for incoming messages //(incoming)///, must be selected in the corresponding lookup table.|
|//Preset Sender//|Here you can assign a fixed sender, which is intended for this channel..|
|//Preset Recipient//|Here you can assign a fixed receiver, which is intended for this channel.|
|//Validation of the sender//|checks the sender address of the Interchanges for certain EDI subscribers, if they do not contain the specified subscriber, the message is entered with an error message in the inbound message basket and a corresponding report is generated (only if Required). The test method is selected by means of a combo box (None, Optional, Required, Fixed partner).|
|//Validation of the receipient//|checks the recipient address of the Interchanges for certain EDI subscribers, if they do not contain the specified subscriber, the message is placed in the message basket with an error message and a corresponding report is generated (only if required). The test method is selected by means of a combo box (None, Optional, Required, Fixed partner).|
|//Public//|By checking the check mark, the communication channel can be used for all subnodes. However, if a communication channel with the same name is created in the subnode, the communication channel of the subnode is used.|
|//Repetitions in case of errors//|If an error occurs, the number of consecutive reception attempts is determined by entering a value in the corresponding field.|
|//Automatic Unzipping//|Documents or attachments are automatically unzipped using the procedure selected in the combo box.|

==== Properties (enhanced) ====

^Name  ^Meaning|
|//Base-URL//|Enter the IP address or domain name and the port of the host to which you want to send. e. g. http://localhost:444.|
|//Auth. username//|User name for server authentication.|
|//Auth. password//|User password for server authentication.|
|//Auth. domain//|Domain or IP address of the server for authentication.|
|//MIME-Type//|Defines the corresponding HTTP mime type|
|//authentication//|Specifies whether authentication to the server is required. By ticking the checkbox the authentication is activated.|
|//Use simple HTTP send channel//|This causes that the system. net. http client is no longer used, but a separate one, which is faster and supports MultiMessages (see below). However, they do not support proxy settings and similar things.|
|//Sending Multiple Messages//|Sequential processing of the message? A ProcessInstance is created for each transfer and the job involved in processing runs within this ProcessInstance.|
|//Sending multiple attachments//|When activating this function, by ticking the check box, all attachments in a mail are written directly into the body of the mail.|
|//Use SSL//|Use SecureSocketLayer for communication. SSL is a protocol that allows mutual authentication between a client and a server to establish an authenticated and encrypted connection.|
|//SSL protocol//|Which TLS version should be used.|
|//Timeout//|Specifies a time in seconds until a timeout occurs.|