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*address code (mostly 5 or 13 characters long, beginning with an alphabetical character) | *address code (mostly 5 or 13 characters long, beginning with an alphabetical character) | ||
*technical contact (if any other user is contained in this company) | *technical contact (if any other user is contained in this company) | ||
| − | *for internal users: a username with a given authentification mode (internal with password or PAM) | + | *for internal users: a username with a given authentification mode ([[OS4X Enterprise user authentification|internal with password or PAM]]) |
Most of these entries are used by the ENGDAT [[OS4X plugin os4xplugin engdatv2 encode|encoding]] and [[OS4X plugin os4xplugin engdatv2 decode|decoding]] plugins. | Most of these entries are used by the ENGDAT [[OS4X plugin os4xplugin engdatv2 encode|encoding]] and [[OS4X plugin os4xplugin engdatv2 decode|decoding]] plugins. | ||
Revision as of 14:40, 18 June 2008
Refering article: OS4X Enterprise partner management
In order to add a new recipient, click on the "new" icon: File:New.gif
This leads you to the "insert recipient" form. The following entries should be filled for a good EDI user:
- name
- surname
- eMail address
- address code (mostly 5 or 13 characters long, beginning with an alphabetical character)
- technical contact (if any other user is contained in this company)
- for internal users: a username with a given authentification mode (internal with password or PAM)
Most of these entries are used by the ENGDAT encoding and decoding plugins.
The "alternative OFTP parameters" are (as declared) optional.
The pulldown menus of "plugin package for send processes" and "plugin package for receive processes" are used to define which plugin packages are run for this partner if a recipient-based configuration is wanted.
