search

OxalisCommunity / Oxalis-AS4

PEPPOL AS4 pMode plugin for Oxalis
32 stars 26 forks source link

Standalone sender - Log of the "receipt" #131

Closed LasseAtomic closed 3 years ago

LasseAtomic commented 4 years ago

Hi Guys

I'm new in peppol and have setup Tomcat Oxalis inbound and for now the standalone application for outbound. But how can I log that the document is actually send, get a "proff of sending"

My goal would be a commandline respons / xml resoponsefile / easily parsed logfile / ??? that could give me

Can I get that somehow from the standalone sender?

AS I see it.

  1. In the command line it says: "6cccc3d3-6451-41c4-9fdc-487453e3e1e4@EDI01 transmission took 4273 ms Attempted to send 1 files Failed transmissions: 0" So here I can see the GUID and that is was ok (1 attempt, 0 errors), but hard to parse. And 100 attempted, 1 failed is a bad message to get :-)

  2. I get a .receipt.dat file. This file includes MY signature, sender and reciever id, but nothing about the endpoint url, endpoint signature or my document id. So what does this mean?? A file was sent ok?? Do I even know it is sent ok with this file? The root xml name confuses me "DeliveryNonDeliveryToRecipient"

  3. In my log file I get info about endpoint and payload Address: AS4-URL Content-Type: application/soap+xml;charset=UTF-8 ResponseCode: 200 ExchangeId: d48e79af-608c-4625-9f08-8160696ddd9d ServiceName: outbound-service PortName: port PortTypeName: DummyImpl Headers: Payload: So here I can see the endpoint, but stil not my message id..not even in the message payload

FrodeBjerkholt commented 4 years ago

This is probably a question you should ask at the oxalis repository. Please note that the standalone sender is not intended to be used for sending a lot of messages. You should use the Transmitter interface in your own code. Then you have much more control.

LasseAtomic commented 4 years ago

Moved to Oxalis rep https://github.com/difi/oxalis/issues/486

Thank you for response. I'm aware of it is just a simple sender.. I just fear (based on Danish NemHandel) that we often will need the URL and Certicate and timestamp to do debug.