A comma-separated list of codes specifying what action this Operation will take on receipt of various types of acknowledgement messages and other reply status conditions.
The format of the list is:
<code>=<action>,<code>=<action>,...
A <code> value starting with a colon - e.g. :<char> represents a literal value found in field TA1:4,AK5:1,or AK9:1 of the response message.
The expected values in these fields include:
- :A - Accepted
- :E - Accepted, but Errors Were Noted
- :P - Partially Accepted
- :R - Rejected
- :M - Rejected; Message Authentication Code (MAC) Failed
- :W - Rejected; Failed Validity Tests
- :X - Rejected; Content Decryption Failed
Also, the following special code values may be used:
- :~ - matches replies that do not contain a TA1, AK5 or AK9 segment
- :_ - matches replies with an empty value in the field
- :* - matches any value not matched otherwise
- :E? - matches any literal value except :A
- :R? - matches any literal value except :A, :E or :P
- :I? - matches where the reply ControlId does not match the ControlId of the original message
The default behavior is ':A=C,:E=WC,:P=WC,:*=S,:~=S,:I?=W'
This means for responses with TA1 code E or P issue a warning, while all other codes except A suspend the current outbound
message and move on to the next.
Also, the following standard status conditions may be used:
- E - Error status returned from message handler
- E#<statuscode> - Error status returned from message handler has status code equal to <statuscode>
- E*<text> - Error status returned from message handler contains text string <text>
- X - there is no reply message at all
The following values for <actions> may be used alone or in combinations:
- C - Treat the message as Completed OK.
- W - Log a warning. If no other non-warning <actions> are triggered, the message will be treated as Completed OK.
- R - Retry the message according to the configured RetryInterval and FailureTimeout; finally Fail unless a
different action is also specified. Note this setting is separate from the Retry property.
- S - Suspend the message, log an error, and move on to try the next message.
- D - Disable the Operation, log an error and restore the message to the front of the Operation's queue.
- F - Fail with an error and move on to try the next message from the Operation's queue subject to the Retry
property value set in the code. If the Retry property is set in the code then moving on to try the next message will be subject to
the configured RetryInterval and FailureTimeout. The X12 TCP outbound adapter sets the operation's Retry property to true
when there are network connection errors.
An example of a valid ReplyCodeActions specification is 'E#6301=R,E#<Ens>ErrGeneral=RD,E=F'. This specification will result in a
retry when error code 6301 is encountered. When error code <Ens>ErrGeneral is encountered, the Operation first retries to send
the message until FailureTimeout and then, if the error continues, it disables the Operation instead of failing. Any other errors will
cause the Operation to fail processing of the current message and return the error status to the caller, without retrying first
unless the property Retry has been set to true by the operation code.
All codes where <actions> consists of only 'W' (for 'log a Warning') will be evaluated, and a warning will be
generated for each matching <code>. Other <code> values will be evaluated in left-to-right order, executing the
first matching <code> that has a non-warning <actions> value. As noted in the details for the 'W' flag, an error
that only triggers 'W' <actions> will be treated as Completed OK.
