Masks
The following formats, also in combination, are possible for the generation of file names and subject names.
| Maske | Description |
|---|---|
| ${TimeStamp} | Time in format “year month day hour minute seconds milliseconds”, without spaces: yyyyMMddHHmmssfff |
| ${TimeStampWC} | Time in format: yyyyMMddHHmmss |
| ${ShortDateStamp} | Time in format: yyyyMMdd |
| ${DocumentDate} | In this mask the DocDate of the first document from the list of documents of the message is used. Syntax: ${DocumentDate[:“Datumsformat”]} Sample: ${DocumentDate} = Date in standard format “yyyyMMddHHmmss” or ${DocumentDate:ddMMyy-HHmm} = Date in format “ddMMyy-HHmm” |
| ${DocumentType} | The type of the first document. |
| ${DocumentSubType} | The sub type of the first document. |
| ${DocumentNumber} | The document name is generated from the document number. |
| ${FN:<an X-Path expression>}1) | The X-Path expression is executed on the document, e.g.: ${FN:ActualDateTime("yyyy-MM-dd")}, ${fn:GetDocument()/@DocSubType}
|
| ${InterchangeReference} | This setting generates the document name from the InterchangeReference number. |
| ${InterchangeEdiRecipient} | The recipient from the interchange. |
| ${InterchangeEdiSender} | The sender from the interchange. |
| ${InterchangeReference3Digits} | This setting generates the document name from the last three digits of the Interchange reference number. If this is shorter than 3 digits, the missing digits are filled with 0 left-justified.. |
| ${RX:<a regular expression>} | The regular expression is evaluated on the first 100 KB of the attachment, e.g. returns {RX:NAD\+BY\+([^:]*):}
from an EDIFACT file the GLN from the BY segment. |
| ${TradingPartnerTNr} | Here the eGate participant number of the trading partner is used as document name. |
| ${SystemPartnerTNr} | Here the eGate participant number of the system partner is used as document name. |
| ${Subject} | Message subject. |
| ${TradingPartnerName} | This mask uses the name of the trading partner for the selected document. |
| ${SystemPartnerName} | In this mask, the name of the system partner is used for the set document. |
| ${MessageEntryDate} | Entry date of the message in the date format of the set language 2). Better to define the date separated by a colon, e.g. ${MessageEntryDate:yyyyMMddHHmmss} |
| ${NodeName} | This setting generates the document name from the name of the message node. |
| ${OriginalDocumentTypeName}3) | In this mask, the original source object document type is used as the name for the set document. |
| ${OriginalFileName}4) | In this mask, the original name of the imported file is used as the document name. |
| ${FileFirstName} | In this mask, the first part of the original file name of the imported file is used as the document name, e. g. “SlsRpt. EDIFACT” will return “SlsRpt”. |
| ${TradingPartnerGLN} | The GLN of the trading partner is used as document name here. |
| ${SystemPartnerGLN} | The GLN of the SystemPartner is used as document name here. |
| ${Counter:CounterName:ValueName} | This macro increases the counter reading of a counter by 1, returns it to the containerizer and inserts it into the document name. |
Sample:
${DocumentType}_${DocumentNumber}_${TimeStamp}.EDI
Note:The masks can also be combined with individual identifiers, e. g.
- Test-${TimeStamp}-Dokument ⇒ Test-051111121430-Dokument
- Pricat Nr. ${DocumentNumber} ⇒ Pricat Nr. 52
Complete your entries by clicking on Save, so that the new containerizer is transferred to the eBiss database.
Note: The SubjectSetter and The FilenameSetter can also make use of these Masks5).