mFIN Package Services
Summary of Folders
The WmFIN package contains services used to implement and support the SWIFT FIN-compliant functionality of IBM webMethods Module for SWIFT. The package provides core services for processing and transporting MX and MT messages, as well as services for handling inbound notifications from SWIFT Alliance Access to IBM webMethods Module for SWIFT.
The package contains the following folders:
| Folder | Contents |
|---|---|
| wm.casmf.init Folder | Services that perform initialization routines for CASmf. |
| wm.casmf.trp Folder | Services that send and receive messages using CASmf. |
| wm.casmf.util Folder | Services that retrieve property values specified in the Integration Server_directory \packages\WmFIN\config\wmcasmf.cnf file. |
| wm.fin.bic Folder | Services that derive or validate Bank Directory Plus information. |
| wm.fin.dev Folder | Services that install and configure new SWIFT FIN messages during design-time. |
| wm.fin.dfd Folder | Services that load and use the FIN Data Field Dictionary (DFD). |
| wm.fin.doc Folder | Document structures that represent particular sections of SWIFT FIN messages, such as the header and trailer structures and their fields, and the generic structure definitions for incoming and outgoing SWIFT FIN messages. |
| wm.fin.doc.catF Folder | Services that define the record definitions that describe the record structures for the body of the FIN acknowledgment. |
| wm.fin.doc.header Folder | Record definitions that describe the record structures used to represent the header sections of a SWIFT message. |
| wm.fin.doc.trailer Folder | Record definitions that describe the record structures used to represent the trailer section (block 5) of a SWIFT message. |
| wm.fin.format Folder | Services that are used in converting formats, such as a SWIFT message format, into a FIN IData. |
| wm.fin.init Folder | Services that initialize or de-initialize FIN packages on startup and shutdown of Integration Server. |
| wm.fin.map Folder | Services that provide easy frameworks for creating the header and trailer sections of SWIFT FIN messages for outbound (to be sent to SWIFT) messages. |
| wm.fin.marketPractice Folder | Services that support Market Practices for some Category 5 messages. The services in this package are for internal use only. |
| wm.fin.rules Folder | Services that use utility functions to implement network validation rules. |
| wm.fin.sepa Folder | Services that derive or validate data against the SEPA Routing directory. |
| wm.fin.transport Folder | Services that exchange messages with SWIFT using Automated File Transfer (AFT) and MQSeries. |
| wm.fin.trp Folder | Services that provide single-point access to send and receive SWIFT FIN messages. |
| wm.fin.utils Folder | Services that manage utilities. |
| wm.fin.validation Folder | Services that facilitate the validation of a SWIFT FIN message. |
| wm.sdk.fin Folder | Services that support the conversion of MT messages into a flat file or XML format, as needed using SDK related Java services, XSDs, and IS document types. |
| wm.unifi Folder | Services that validate an MX message against the SWIFT generic rule book. |
| wm.xmlv2.dev Folder | Service that create Trading Networks data for a particular message type. |
| wm.xmlv2.doc Folder | Service that define a TN document type that is used as the TPA document. |
| wm.xmlv2.notifications Folder | Service that handle incoming delivery notifications. |
| wm.xmlv2.process Folder | Services that apply processing rules to documents exchanged over SAA. |
| wm.xmlv2.transport Folder | Service that submit DataPDU input in XML format to Trading Networks for further processing of the bizdoc. |
| wm.xmlv2.utils Folder | Utility services used for message encoding. |
wm.casmf.init Folder
The services in this folder perform initialization routines for CASmf.
wm.casmf.init:shutdown
Unregisters the application with CASmf.
wm.casmf.init:startup
Registers the application with CASmf Input Name.
wm.casmf.trp Folder
The services in this folder send and receive messages using CASmf.
wm.casmf.trp:casmfSendReceiveSchedule
- Sends all the outbound messages to CASmf. It uses the value specified for wm.casmf.send.mapidin the wmcasmf.cnf file (located in the folder, Integration Server_directory \packages\WmFIN\config).
- Retrieves the incoming messages from CASmf using the value specified for wm.casmf.receive.mapid in the wmcasmf.cnf file.
- Publishes the received messages to Integration Server and IBM webMethods Broker for processing by the WmFIN package service, wm.fin.trp:receive.
wm.casmf.trp:processOutboundMessage
This service is invoked during publishing an outbound message, when the
transport parameter in the message TPA is
set to CASmf. It writes the SWIFT message with a
unique file name to the directory specified by the wm.casmf.send message.folder property in the wmcasmf.cnf file. (The wmcasmf.cnf file is
located in the directory
Integration Server_directory
\packages\WmFIN\config\.)
Input Parameters
| wm.fin.doc:FINOutboundMessage |
Document Document subscribed by this service when the transport parameter in the message TPA is set to
CASmf. |
Output Parameters
None.
wm.casmf.trp:sendAndReceive
The wm.casmf.trp:casmfSendReceiveSchedule service invokes this service, after it has done its processing. This service sends and receives messages from CASmf. It accumulates messages received from CASmf into a String.
Input Parameters
None.
Output Parameters
| receivedFINMessages | String List List of messages received from CASmf. |
wm.casmf.trp:CASmfOutboundTrigger
This trigger processes outbound SWIFT FIN messages that must be sent via CASmf. It then invokes wm.casmf.trp:processOutboundMessage to process the outbound SWIFT message.
wm.casmf.util Folder
This folder contains utility services for retrieving property values specified in the Integration Server_directory \packages\WmFIN\config\wmcasmf.cnf.
wm.casmf.util:getOutboundMessageFolder
This service retrieves the value for the wm.casmf.send.message.folder property specified in Integration Server_directory \packages\WmFIN\config\wmcasmf.cnf file. This is the folder in which all outbound SWIFT FIN messages to CASmf are stored prior to sending them to CASmf.
Input Parameters
None.
Output Parameters
| folder | String Value specified for the wm.casmf.send.message.folder property in the wmcasmf.cnf file. |
wm.fin.bic Folder
The services in this folder are used to derive or validate Bank Directory Plus and IBAN Plus information.
wm.fin.bic:deriveBICfromIBAN
This service uses the IBAN provided as input and derives a valid BIC code based on the logic specified by SWIFT. The service does the following:
- Retrieves the Country Code and the National Code from the IBAN and validates
as follows:
- Retrieves the country code (the first two characters of the IBAN).
- Finds the record with the corresponding IBAN Country_Code in the IBAN Structure list.
- Uses the bank identifier position and IBAN national ID length fields to establish the start position and the length of the data to extract within the IBAN.
- Applies these parameters to the IBAN to extract the IBAN_National_Id.
- Retrieves the BIC issued with the IBAN, as follows:
- Searches the IBAN_Country_Code and Unique_IBAN_National_Id fields that contain the values from step 1.
- The record retrieved from the IBAN_BIC_Code and IBAN_ Branch_Code fields contains the BIC to be used together with the IBAN.
Input Parameters
| IBAN | String IBAN of the financial institution. |
Output Parameters
| Country_Code | String Country code of the financial institution retrieved from the IBAN (the first two characters of the IBAN). |
| IBAN_National_Id | String The national identifier of the financial institution retrieved from the IBAN. |
| IBAN_Country_Code | String Country code prefix of the IBAN of the financial institution. |
| Unique_IBAN_National_Id | String IBAN National ID. For search purposes, the value is unique in the data file per IBAN_Country_Code. |
| BIC_Code | String BIC code of the financial institution, country, or location code). |
| branchCode | String Branch code of the financial institution that corresponds to the BIC_Code. |
| IBAN_BIC_Code | String The BIC code that corresponds to the IBAN. |
| IBAN_Branch_Code | String Branch code of the financial institution that corresponds to the IBAN_BIC_Code. |
| Routing_BIC_Code | String The routing or processing BIC to which the payment must be sent. |
| Routing_Branch_Code | String Branch code of the financial institution that corresponds to the Routing_BIC_Code. |
| error |
String Specifies whether an error occurred. Valid values: yes and no. |
| errorMessage | String Specifies the error message if an error occurs. |
wm.fin.bic:generateIBAN
This service generates the IBAN from the input parameters, based on the following logic:
- In the IBAN Structure list, it finds the IBAN structure for the country.
- In the Bank Directory Plus list, it finds the bank's national code and the BIC corresponding to the IBAN.
- It constructs the BBAN (Basic Bank Account Number).
- It constructs the IBAN by adding the country and check digits.
Input Parameters
| Country_Code | String Country code of the financial institution retrieved from the IBAN (the first two characters of the IBAN). |
| Institution_Name | String Name of the financial institution. |
| City_Heading | String City in which the financial institution is located. |
| Account_Number | String Account number of the financial institution. |
Output Parameters
| IBAN | String IBAN of the financial institution. |
| BBAN | String BBAN of the financial institution. |
| errorMessage | String Specifies the error message if an error occurs. |
| error |
String Specifies whether an error occurred. Valid values: yes and no. |
wm.fin.bic:getBICInfo
This service retrieves BIC information from the database based on the specified criteria.
Input Parameters
| code |
String BIC code of the financial institution. Specify a partial string using %partial string%. |
| bicKey | String BIC key of the financial institution. |
| institution | String Name of the financial institution. |
| branch | String Name of the financial institution's branch. |
| city | String City in which the financial institution is located. |
| modFlag |
String BIC modifier flag for the financial institution, which identifies the BIC records
added, updated, and deleted since the last update. Valid values:
|
| location | String Location of the financial institution. |
| countryName | String Country in which the financial institution is located. |
Output Parameters
| count | String Specifies the number of BIC records returned in the search. |
| bicInfo | Document Reference List BIC records specifying the search criteria. |
| errorMessage | String Specifies the error message, if an error occurs. |
| error |
String Specifies whether an error occurred. Valid values: yes and no. |
wm.fin.bic:getBICPlusInfo
This service retrieves BIC Plus information from the database, based on the specified criteria.
Input Parameters
| code |
String BIC code of the financial institution. Specify a partial string using %partial string%. |
| bicKey | String BIC key of the financial institution. |
| institution | String Name of the financial institution. |
| branch | String Name of the financial institution's branch. |
| city | String City in which the financial institution is located. |
| modFlag |
String BIC modifier flag for the financial institution, which identifies the BIC records
added, updated, and deleted since the last update. Valid values:
|
| location | String Location of the financial institution. |
| countryName | String Country in which the financial institution is located. |
Output Parameters
| count | String Specifies the number of BIC records returned in the search. |
| IBANInfo | Document Reference List BIC records specifying the search criteria. |
| errorMessage | String Specifies the error message if an error occurs. |
| error |
String Specifies whether an error occurred. Valid values: yes and no. |
wm.fin.bic:getSSIPlusInfo
This service retrieves SSI Plus information from the database, based on the specified criteria.
Input Parameters
| ownerBIC | String The BIC of the owner of the SSI Nostro account. |
| ownerKey | String The RECORD KEY of the owner of the SSI Nostro account. |
| correspondentBIC | String The BIC of the corespondent for the owner's account. |
| assetCategory | String The product area to which SSI applies. |
Output Parameters
| count | String Specifies the number of SSIPlus records returned in the search. |
| SSIPlusInfo | Document Reference List SSIPlus records specifying the search criteria. |
| errorMessage | String Specifies the error message if an error occurs. |
| error |
String Specifies whether
an error occurred. Valid values: yes and no. |
wm.fin.bic:insertIBANPlusList
This service imports the IBAN Plus list into the database.
Input Parameters
| filename | String Fully qualified path and file name of the IBAN Plus list to import, for example, c:\bic\sample\IBANPLUS_V3_SAMPLE_TXT.txt |
Output Parameters
| errorMessage | String Specifies the error message if an error occurs. |
| error |
String Specifies whether an error occurred. Valid values: yes and no. |
wm.fin.bic:insertISList
This service imports the IBAN Structure list into the database.
Input Parameters
| filename | String Fully qualified path and file name of the IBAN Structure list you want to import, for example, c:\bic\sample\IBANSTRUCTURE_SAMPLE_TXT.txt. |
Output Parameters
| errorMessage | String Specifies the error message if an error occurs. |
| error |
String Specifies whether an error occurred. Valid values: yes and no. |
wm.fin.bic:insertBDPList
This service imports a BankDirectoryList list into the database.
Input Parameters
| filename | String Fully-qualified path and filename of the BankDirectoryPlus list you want to import, for example, c:\bic\sample\BANKDIRECTORYPLUS_V3_SAMPLE_TXT.txt. |
Output Parameters
| errorMessage | String Specifies the error message if an error occurs. |
| error |
String Specifies whether an error occurred. Valid values: yes and no. |
wm.fin.bic:insertSEPAPlusList
This service imports a SEPA Plus list into the database.
Input Parameters
| filename | String Fully qualified path and file name of the SEPAPlus list you want to import, for example, c:\bic\sample\SEPAROUTING_V3_SAMPLE_TXT.txt. |
Output Parameters
| errorMessage | String Specifies the error message if an error occurs. |
| error |
String Specifies whether an error occurred. Valid values: yes and no. |
wm.fin.bic:insertSSIPlusList
This service imports the SSIPlus list into the database.
Input Parameters
| filename | String Fully qualified path and file name of the SSIPlus list you want to import, for example, c:\bic\sample\SSIPLUS_V2_SAMPLE_TXT.txt. |
Output Parameters
| errorMessage | String Specifies the error message if an error occurs. |
| error |
String Specifies whether
an error occurred. Valid values: yes and no. |
wm.fin.bic:validateBankID
This service validates the National Code for a financial institution, as follows:
- Retrieves the country code (the first two characters) from the IBAN.
- Retrieves the Unique_ IBAN_National_Id from the IBAN using the IBANStructure list.
- In the Bank Directory Plus list, searches the row using the IBAN_Country_Code and the Unique_IBAN_National_Id as search criteria.
- If the row exists, the national code is valid.
Input Parameters
| IBAN | String IBAN of the financial institution. |
Output Parameters
| output |
String Specifies whether the validation succeeded. Valid values: true and false. |
| errorMessage | String Specifies the error message, if an error occurs. |
| error |
String Specifies whether an error occurred. Valid values: yes and no. |
wm.fin.bic:validateBICCode
This service validates the BIC code for a financial institution, as follows:
- Splits the BIC into a BIC_Code (the first 8 characters) and a branchCode (characters 9 to 11). If the branch code is empty, it substitutes it with
XXX. - In the BIC list, searches for the BIC_Code and branchCode in the data file.
- If a record is found, the BIC is valid.
Input Parameters
| bicCode | String BIC code of the financial institution. |
Output Parameters
| output |
String Specifies if the validation succeeded. Valid values: true and false. |
| errorMessage | String Specifies the error message if an error occurs. |
| error |
String Specifies whether an error occurred. Valid values: yes and no. |
wm.fin.bic:validateBICIBAN
This service validates the BIC code and IBAN combination for a financial institution, as follows:
-
Finds the PARENT BANK CODE from the IBAN:
- Retrieves the Country_Code from the IBAN (the first two characters).
- Retrieves the Unique_IBAN_National_Id from the IBAN using the IBAN Structure list.
- Searches the Bank Directory Plus list using the IBAN Country_Code and the Unique_IBAN_National_Id as search criteria.
- Retrieves the PARENT BANK CODE from the row found it the file.
-
Finds the GROUP PARENT KEY from the Bank Directory Plus list:
- Splits the BIC into a bicCode (the first 8 characters) and a branchCode (characters 9 to 11). If the branchCode is empty, substitutes it with
XXX. - In the Bank Directory Plus list, finds the bicCode and the branchCode.
- Retrieves the GROUP PARENT KEY from the row found in the file.
- Splits the BIC into a bicCode (the first 8 characters) and a branchCode (characters 9 to 11). If the branchCode is empty, substitutes it with
-
Compares the GROUP PARENT KEY found in the first two steps. If the GROUP PARENT KEYs are the same, then the BIC and the IBAN belong to the same institution.
Note: If no matching record is found, it does not necessarily mean that the IBAN/BIC combination is invalid. Determine if any of the following situations apply:- The account servicing institution issues IBANs along with the BIC of another institution.
- The account servicing institution has multiple BIC codes with different bank codes (first 4 characters).
Input Parameters
| bicCode | String BIC code of the financial institution. |
| IBAN | String IBAN of the financial institution. |
Output Parameters
| output |
String Specifies whether the validation succeeded. Valid values: true and false. |
| errorMessage | String Specifies the error message if an error occurs. |
| error |
String Specifies whether an error occurred. Valid values: yes and no. |
wm.fin.bic:BICInfo
Record structure identifying the BIC record retrieved from the database. The document specifies the result from executing the wm.fin.bic:getBICInfo service.
wm.fin.dev Folder
The services in this folder are design-time services used for installation and configuration of new SWIFT FIN messages.
wm.fin.dev:importFINItems
This service imports, configures, and creates all items needed in a SWIFT message transaction. This includes the IS document, DFD, parse template, TN document type, TN processing rule, and TN TPA.
Input Parameters
| msgType | String SWIFT message type, for example, 502. |
| version | String FIN version (for example, nov10). |
| format |
String Optional. The format of the generated blocks and fields for the input SWIFT message.
Valid values are:
|
| subfieldFlag |
String Specifies whether to parse fields to the subfield level in the IS Document Type
generated for this SWIFT FIN message. Valid values:
|
| createDocType |
String Optional. Indicates whether to create and insert a TN document type for this message.
The TN document type is used to recognize an incoming message. Valid values: true or false. |
|
createProcessing Rule |
String Optional. Indicates whether to create a Trading Networks processing rule for
this message. After the message is recognized, the processing rule specifies how the message should
be processed. Valid values: true or false. |
| createTPA |
String Optional. Indicates whether to create a Trading Networks TPA for this
message. This specifies specific variables used in WmFIN for processing and validation. Valid
values: true or false. |
Output Parameters
None.
wm.fin.dfd Folder
The services in this folder are related to the loading and use of the FIN Data Field Dictionary (DFD).
wm.fin.dfd:convertBizNameFormat
This service converts FIN IData from a specified format to TAGONLY format and merges subfields into a FIN field.
Input Parameters
| finIData | Document FIN IData in the format specified in the fromFormat input string. |
| msgType |
String SWIFT message type, for example, 502.
|
| version |
String Version number of the SWIFT message record, for example, nov10. |
| fromFormat |
String The format of the generated blocks and fields for the input SWIFT message. Valid
values:
|
| subfieldFlag |
String Optional. Specifies whether to parse the fields in the input finIData to the subfield level. Valid values:
|
Output Parameters
| convertedFinIData |
Document Converted FIN IData in the format of TAGONLY. |
wm.fin.dfd:convertTagFormat
This service converts FIN IData from TAGONLY to the specified format and parses whole fields into subfields.
Input Parameters
| finIData | Document FIN IData in the format specified in the fromFormat input string. |
| msgType |
String SWIFT message type, for example, 502.
|
| version |
String Version number of the SWIFT message record being used, for example, nov10. |
| toFormat |
String The format of the generated blocks and fields for the input SWIFT message. Valid
values:
|
| subfieldFlag |
String Optional. Specifies whether to parse the fields in the input finIData to the subfield level. Valid values:
|
| userParameters | Document Optional. User parameters providing configuration information for the message. |
Output Parameters
| convertedFinIData | Document Converted FIN IData in the format specified in the fromFormat input string. |
wm.fin.dfd:getDFDList
This service displays a list of DFDs loaded into the system.
Input Parameters
None.
Output Parameters
| dfdList |
String
List Conditional. List of DFDs loaded into the system in <dfd name>_<dfd version>
format, for example, 541_nov10. |
wm.fin.dfd:loadDFD
This service loads a FIN DFD into memory.
Input Parameters
| msgType |
String SWIFT message type, for example, 541.
|
| version |
String Optional. Version number of the SWIFT message record being used, for example, nov10. |
Output Parameters
None.
wm.fin.dfd:unloadDFD
This service unloads a FIN DFD from memory.
Input Parameters
| msgType |
String SWIFT message type, for example, 541.
|
| version |
String Optional. Version number of the SWIFT message record being used, for example, nov10. |
Output Parameters
None.
wm.fin.dfd:unloadDFDs
This service unloads all FIN DFDs from memory.
Input Parameters
None.
Output Parameters
None.
wm.fin.doc Folder
This folder contains the document structures used to represent particular sections of SWIFT FIN messages, such as the header and trailer structures, and their fields. Also within this folder are the generic structure definitions for incoming and outgoing SWIFT FIN messages, where the data record structure (known as block 4 in SWIFT FIN messages) is left as an open record. The wm.fin.dev:importFINItems service (in the wm.fin.dev folder) generates these items. This folder also includes publishable IS document types that are used to send and receive SWIFT FIN messages, and IS document types that are used to populate values for a given TPA.
wm.fin.doc:FINIData_Input
Record structure defining the fields of an incoming SWIFT message. B4 is left as an open record and can be created based on the particular message type and version.
wm.fin.doc:FINIData_Output
Record structure defining the fields of an outgoing SWIFT message. B4 is left as open record and can be created based on the particular message type and version.
wm.fin.doc:FINInboundMessage
Deprecated. Publishable document. SWIFT FIN messages received via AFT or MQ Series are mapped into this document. This document is then published to IBM webMethods Broker or Integration Server where it is processed by the wm.fin.trp:FINInboundMessageTrigger and wm.fin.trp:receive services.
Usage Notes
This document is deprecated.
wm.fin.doc:FINOutboundMessage
Deprecated. Publishable document. SWIFT FIN messages sent via AFT or MQSeries are mapped into this document and published to IBM webMethods Broker or Integration Server.
- If Transport
= MQ, wm.fin.transport.MQSeries:MQSeriesPutTrigger subscribes to and processes this document. This trigger is deprecated. - If Transport
= AFT, wm.fin.transport.AFT:AFTOutboundTrigger subscribes to and processes this document. This trigger is deprecated.
Usage Notes
This document is deprecated.
wm.fin.doc:MessageHeader
Non-publishable document. Data used to populate to header blocks (B1,B2,B3 and B5) in the outgoing SWIFT message.
wm.fin.doc:UserParameters
Non- publishable document. TPA information to be used while sending and receiving SWIFT FIN messages.
wm.fin.doc.catF Folder
The record definitions in this folder describe the record structures that represent the body of the FIN acknowledgment.
wm.fin.doc.catF:MTF21
Record structure defining the fields of the body of the FIN Acknowledgment (F21).
wm.fin.doc.header Folder
The record definitions in this folder describe the record structures used to represent the three header sections of a SWIFT message; the Basic Header (known as block 1 in SWIFT FIN messages), the Application Header (block 2, in both incoming and outgoing message format), and User Header (block 3).
wm.fin.doc.header:ApplicationHeader_Input
Record structure defining the fields of the Application Header (block 2) on an incoming SWIFT message.
wm.fin.doc.header:ApplicationHeader_Output
Record structure defining the fields of the Application Header (block 2) on an outgoing SWIFT message.
wm.fin.doc.header:BasicHeader
Record structure defining the fields of the Basic Header (block 1) of a SWIFT message.
wm.fin.doc.header:UserHeader
Record structure defining the fields of the User Header (block 3) of a SWIFT message.
wm.fin.doc.trailer Folder
The record definitions in this folder describe the record structures used to represent the trailer section of a SWIFT message, known as block 5.
wm.fin.doc.trailer:Trailer
Record structure defining the fields representing the trailer section (block 5) of a SWIFT message.
wm.fin.format Folder
The services in this folder are used in converting formats, such as a SWIFT message format, into a FIN IData.
wm.fin.format:conformFINIData
This service conforms (rearranges) FIN IData into the correct structure based on the B4 IS document.
Input Parameters
| inputFINIData | Document Input bound FIN IData (must include B4 block). |
| isDocument |
String Fully-qualified IS document name to which the inputFINIData B4 block conforms, for example,
wm.fin.doc.nov10.cat5:MT502. |
Output Parameters
| outputFINIData | Document Output bound conformed FIN IData. |
wm.fin.format:conformIData
This service conforms (rearranges) FIN IData into the correct structure based on the B4 IS document.
Input Parameters
| finIData | Document Input bound FIN IData (must include B4 block). |
| isDocument |
String Fully-qualified IS document name to which the finIData B4 block conforms, for example, wm.fin.doc.nov10.cat5:MT502. |
Output Parameters
| finIData | Document Conditional. Output bound conformed IData. |
wm.fin.format:convertFINBlock4ToISDoc
This service maps the contents of a formatted block 4 MT message from the back-end MT IS document type.
Input Parameters
| finMsgBlock4 | String Block 4 of a FIN message according to the SWIFT specification. |
| version |
String Optional. Version number of the SWIFT message record being used, for example, nov10. |
| msgType |
String Optional. SWIFT message type identifier, for example, 199. |
| relaxed |
String Optional. Formats the new line or line feed characters to SWIFT specific control
characters “\r\n”. Note: As per SWIFT specification the path separator for all
the lines in block 4 is “\r\n”. “\r”- is specified as the line feed character and “\n”- as the new
line character.
|
Output Parameters
| MTISDoc | Document Back-end MT IS document type. |
wm.fin.format:convertFINToIData
This service converts a SWIFT message into FIN IData. It loads a “parse” template into memory to create the correct structure.
Input Parameters
| finMsg | String Valid SWIFT message. |
| version |
String Optional. Version number of the SWIFT message record being used, for example, nov10. Note: When using this service
to convert a SWIFT acknowledgment (ACK) or negative acknowledgment (NAK) to an IData object, do not
specify the version input variable because ACKs and NAKs are version neutral.
|
| msgType |
String Optional. SWIFT message type identifier, for example, 541. Specify a value for msgType if the SWIFT message does not contain a
Block 2. If Block 2 is present, the module retrieves the SWIFT message type from Block 2 of the
message. |
| relaxed |
String Optional. Valid values are true and
false. Formats the new line or line feed characters
to SWIFT specific control characters “\r\n”. Note: As per SWIFT specification
the path separator for all the lines in block 4 is “\r\n”. “\r”- is specified as the line feed
character and “\n”- as the new line character.
|
Output Parameters
| finIData | Document Conditional. FIN IData in the format specified. |
wm.fin.format:convertIDataToFIN
This service converts FIN IData into a SWIFT message.
Input Parameters
| finIData | Document FIN IData in the format specified. |
Output Parameters
| FINmsg | String Conditional. Output SWIFT message. |
wm.fin.format:convertISMTDocToFINFormat
This service creates block 4 of an MT message in FIN format from the back-end MT IS document type.
Input Parameters
| ISMTDoc |
Document An instance of an MT FIN document, for example, wm.fin.doc.nov10.cat1:MT199.
|
Output Parameters
| finFormattedBlock4 | String Conditional. Flat file structure of block 4 according to the SWIFT specification. |
wm.fin.format:flushTemplateCache
This service clears “parse” templates from memory.
Input Parameters
None.
Output Parameters
None.
wm.fin.format:xmlToIData
This service converts an XML-formatted SWIFT message into IData.
Input Parameters
| xmlString | String XML string. |
Output Parameters
| outputIData | Document Conditional. Output FIN IData. |
wm.fin.init Folder
The services in this folder either initialize or de-initialize FIN packages on startup and shutdown of IBM webMethods Integration Server.
wm.fin.init:startup
This service initializes DSP user interface and resource bundles and configures the wmFIN package for run-time.
Input Parameters
None.
Output Parameters
None.
wm.fin.init:shutdown
This service de-initializes the WmFIN package when Integration Server shuts down.
Input Parameters
None.
Output Parameters
None.
wm.fin.map Folder
The services in this folder provide an easy framework for creating the header and trailer sections of SWIFT FIN messages for outbound messages (to be sent to SWIFT). The input for all services is the mandatory header or trailer section.
wm.fin.map:mapApplicationBlockHeader
This service maps the input variables into a default FIN application header.
Input Parameters
| userParameters | Document Reference FIN transport user variables. |
Output Parameters
| B2 | Document Reference Application header IData. |
Usage Notes
This service replaces the deprecated service wm.fin.map:mapApplicationHeader.
wm.fin.map:mapApplicationHeader
Deprecated. Maps the input variables into a default FIN application header.
Input Parameters
| userParameters | Document Reference FIN transport user variables. |
| bizEnv | Document Reference TN business envelope. This service derives the branch information and uses it to populate the receiver field in the address. |
Output Parameters
| B2 | Document Reference Application header IData. |
Usage Notes
This service is deprecated and is replaced by wm.fin.map:mapApplicationBlockHeader.
wm.fin.map:mapBasicBlockHeader
This service maps the input variables into a default FIN application header.
Input Parameters
| userParameters | Document Reference FIN transport user variables. |
Output Parameters
| B1 | Document Reference Basic header IData. |
Usage Notes
This service replaces the deprecated service wm.fin.map:mapBasicHeader.
wm.fin.map:mapBasicHeader
Deprecated. This service maps the input variables into a default FIN application header.
Input Parameters
| userParameters | Document Reference FIN transport user variables. |
| bizEnv | Document Reference TN business envelope. This service extracts the sender information and uses it to populate the LT information in the header. |
Output Parameters
| B1 | Document Reference Basic header IData. |
Usage Notes
This service is deprecated and is replaced by wm.fin.map:mapBasicBlockHeader.
wm.fin.map:mapOutbound
Deprecated. This service maps the input variables into finIData.
Input Parameters
| finText | Document Block 4 content of the FIN message. |
| userParameters | Document Reference FIN transport user variables. |
Output Parameters
| finIData | Document Reference FIN IData in the format specified. |
Usage Notes
This service is deprecated and is replaced by wm.fin.map:mapOutboundMessage.
wm.fin.map:mapOutboundMessage
This service maps the input variables into finIData.
Input Parameters
| finText | Document Block 4 content of the FIN message. |
| userParameters | Document Reference FIN transport user variables. |
Output Parameters
| finIData | Document Reference FIN IData in the format specified. |
Usage Notes
This service replaces the deprecated service wm.fin.map:mapOutbound.
wm.fin.map:mapTrailer
This service creates a trailer record. For outbound SWIFT messages, this record does not need to be populated, so this service currently creates an empty trailer record.
Input Parameters
| userParameters | Document Reference FIN transport user variables. |
Output Parameters
| B5 | Document Reference Trailer IData. |
wm.fin.map:mapUACK
This service maps the SWIFT acknowledgment to finIData.
Input Parameters
| accept-reject | String Acknowledgment status of the message. |
| rejection-reason | String Optional. Reason for a negative acknowledgment. |
| mur | String Optional. Unique identifier of the FIN message for which this acknowledgment is received. |
Output Parameters
| finIData | Document Reference FIN IData in the format specified. |
wm.fin.map:mapUserBlockHeader
This service maps the input variables into a default FIN application header.
Input Parameters
| userParameters | Document Reference FIN transport user variables. |
Output Parameters
| B3 | Document Reference User header IData. |
Usage Notes
This service replaces the deprecated service wm.fin.map:mapUserHeader.
wm.fin.map:mapUserHeader
Deprecated. Maps the input variables into a default FIN application header.
Input Parameters
| userParameters | Document Reference FIN transport user variables. |
| bizEnv | Document Reference Optional. TN business envelope. This service extracts the conversation ID (if provided) and uses it to populate the MUR for the FIN message. |
Output Parameters
| B3 | Document Reference User header IData. |
Usage Notes
This service is deprecated and is replaced by wm.fin.map:mapUserBlockHeader.
wm.fin.marketPractice Folder
The common services in this folder support Market Practices for some Category 5 messages. The services in this package are for internal use only.
wm.fin.rules Folder
The services in this folder provide utility functions that are used in the implementation of network validation rules.
wm.fin.rules:checkCodeOrder
This service specifies whether codes are in the correct order.
Input Parameters
| codeList | String List The input code list. |
| codeOrder | String List The correct order of codes. |
Output Parameters
| isCodeOrderValid |
String Specifies whether the code list is valid. Valid values: true or false. |
wm.fin.rules:contains
This service specifies whether a key is contained in the code list.
Input Parameters
| codeList | String List The input code list. |
| key | String Key that may be in the code list. |
Output Parameters
| keyExists |
String Specifies whether the key exists in the code list. Valid values: true or false. |
wm.fin.rules:getDuplicateCodeList
This service returns all codes that are duplicates in the code list.
Input Parameters
| codeList | String List Optional. The input code list. |
Output Parameters
| duplicateCodeList | String List Conditional. All duplicate codes in the input codeList. |
wm.fin.rules:setErrorDocument
This service returns the appropriate error document from the specified variables.
Input Parameters
| key | String Error message key. This is usually a FIN error message code. |
| path |
String Path of the error in the message, for example, B4/SBB/57D:. |
| data | String Data where the error occurs. |
| msgType |
String Optional. SWIFT message type identifier, for example, 564. |
Output Parameters
| errors | Document List Error array with the error appended to the end. |
wm.fin.rules:validateCurrCodeAndAmount
This service verifies that the currency code exists in the SWIFT database and that the amount of the currency is a valid amount.
Input Parameters
| currCode | String The currency code. |
| amount | String The currency amount. |
Output Parameters
| isValid |
String The result of the validation. A value of true signifies the validation was successful. A value of false signifies the validation was unsuccessful. |
| errorCode | String The error code for the corresponding element. |
| error | String The detailed message for the error that occurred. |
wm.fin.rules:validateCountryCode
This service verifies that the country code exists in the SWIFT database.
Input Parameters
| countryCode | String The country code. |
Output Parameters
| isValid |
String The result of the validation. A value of true signifies the validation was successful. A value of false signifies the validation was unsuccessful. |
| errorCode | String The error code for the corresponding element. |
| error | String The detailed message for the error that occurred. |
wm.fin.sepa Folder
The services in this folder are used to derive or validate data against the SEPA Plus Directory.
wm.fin.sepa:checkOperationalReadiness
This service validates a BIC's operational readiness to ensure that a BIC is ready to receive SEPA payment instructions for a particular scheme, as follows:
- Splits the BIC into a BIC code (the first 8 characters) and a branch code
(characters 9 to 11). If the branch code is empty, substitutes it with
XXX. - Searches the data file with the BIC code, branch code, service level (for example, SEPA), and scheme instrument.
- If no record is found for a specific branch code, it repeats the search with
XXXin the branch code. -
If at least one record is found with an operational readiness date older than the current date, and with an active validity period, the BIC is ready to accept payment instructions for the service level/scheme instrument and can receive payment instructions through the payment channel(s).
If no record is found, you must investigate manually to validate that the counterpart bank is ready to accept SEPA payment instructions.
Input Parameters
| bicCode | String BIC code of the financial institution. |
| serviceLevel | String The SEPA service level. |
| schemaIns | String The scheme instruments within the SEPA service level for which data is collected and published. |
Output Parameters
| isReady |
String Specifies if the input BIC code is operationally ready for the input scheme. Valid
values are true and false. |
| message | String Specifies the reason if isReady is false. |
| errorMessage | String Specifies the error message if an error occurs. |
| error |
String Specifies whether an error occurred. Valid values: yes and no. |
wm.fin.sepa:getAvailablePaymentChannels
This service identifies the available payment channels for a BIC code, as follows:
- Splits the BIC into a BIC code (the first 8 characters) and a branch code
(characters 9 to 11). If the branch code is empty, substitutes it with
XXX. - Searches the data file with the BIC code, branch code, service level (for example, SEPA), and scheme instrument.
- If no record is found for a specific branch code, then repeats the search
with
XXXin the branch code. -
The search may return multiple rows if the counterpart bank is reachable through multiple payment channels.
- The PaymentChannelID field in each retrieved record provides the list of possible payment channels.
-
The ValidFrom and ValidTo date fields may restrict the validity of the entries.
If no record is found, you must investigate manually to validate that the counterpart bank is ready to accept SEPA payment instructions, and determine the payment channels through which you can reach the bank.
Input Parameters
| bicCode | String BIC code of the financial institution. |
| serviceLevel | String The SEPA service level. |
| schemaIns | String The scheme instruments within the SEPA service level for which data is collected and published. |
Output Parameters
| message | String Conditional. Indicates that there is no available payment channel. |
| PaymentChannelInfo | Document List The available payment channel. |
| PaymentChannelID | String The ID of the available payment channel. |
| ValidFrom, ValidTo | String Show the validity of the available payment channel. |
| errorMessage | String Specifies the error message, if an error occurs. |
| error |
String Specifies whether an error occurred. Valid values: yes and no. |
wm.fin.sepa:getOtherPaymentChannel
This service identifies the payment channels available to the financial institution with the input BIC code, using an intermediary institution, as follows:
- Retrieves the BIC from the intermediary institution BIC field.
- Splits the intermediary institution BIC into a BIC code (the first 8
characters) and a branch code (characters 9 to 11). If the branch code is empty, substitutes it with
XXX. - Searches the data file with the BIC code, branch code, service level (for example, SEPA), and scheme instrument.
-
If no record is found for a specific branch code, repeats the search with
XXXin the branch code.The search may return multiple rows if the intermediary institution is reachable through multiple payment channels.
- The PaymentChannelID field in each retrieved record provides the list of possible payment channels through which the intermediary institution BIC is reachable.
- The ValidFrom and ValidTo date fields restrict the validity of the entries.
Input Parameters
| bicCode | String BIC code of the financial institution. |
| serviceLevel | String The SEPA service level. |
| schemaIns | String The scheme instruments within the SEPA service level for which data is collected and published. |
Output Parameters
| message | String Conditional. Indicates that there is no available payment channel. |
| PaymentChannelInfo | Document List The available payment channel. |
| PaymentChannelID | String The ID of the available payment channel. |
| ValidFrom, ValidTo | String Indicates the validity of the available payment channels. |
| errorMessage | String Specifies the error message, if an error occurs. |
| error |
String Specifies whether an error occurred. Valid values: yes and no. |
wm.fin.sepa:getPreferredPaymentChannel
This service determines whether the counterpart financial institution has specified a preferred payment channel for receiving payment instructions, as follows:
- Splits the BIC into a BIC code (the first 8 characters) and a branch code
(characters 9 to 11). If the branch code is empty, substitutes it with
XXX. - Searches the data file with the BIC code, branch code, service level (for
example, SEPA), scheme instrument, and preferred channel flag set to
P. -
If no record is found for a specific branch code, the service repeats the search with
XXXin the branch code.If a record is found, then the PaymentChannelID field in the retrieved record provides the preferred payment channel. The ValidFrom and ValidTo date fields restrict the validity of the entry.
If no record is found, then there is no preferred channel.
Input Parameters
| bicCode | String BIC code of the financial institution. |
| serviceLevel | String The SEPA service level. |
| schemaIns | String The scheme instruments within the SEPA service level for which data is collected and published. |
Output Parameters
| message | String Conditional. Indicates that there is no preferred payment channel. |
| PaymentChannelInfo | Document List The preferred payment channel. |
| PaymentChannelID | String The ID of the preferred payment channel. |
| ValidFrom, ValidTo | String Show the validity of the preferred payment channel. |
| errorMessage | String Specifies the error message, if an error occurs. |
| error |
String Indicates whether an error occurred. Valid values: yes and no. |
wm.fin.sepa:validateAdherenceStatus
This service validates a BIC's adherence status to confirm that an institution has signed an adherence agreement for a particular scheme and is published in the EPC Register of Participants (that is, the adherence database).
- Splits the BIC into a BIC code (the first 8 characters) and a branch code
(characters 9 to 11). If the branch code is empty, substitutes it with
XXX. - Searches the data file with the BIC code, branch code, service level (for example, SEPA), and scheme instrument.
-
If no record is found for a specific branch code, repeats the search with
XXXin the branch code.If at least one record is found in which the Adherent Institution Flag has the value
P(Published Institution), then the institution has been published in the EPC Register.If no record is found, you may consult the EPC Register of Participants directly. If the bank is listed as adherent to the scheme, then the bank may not have registered its routing information in the SEPA Routing Directory or may not have provided to SWIFT the institutions' reference BIC as provided on the scheme Adherence Agreement Schedule form.
Input Parameters
| bicCode | String BIC code of the financial institution. |
| serviceLevel | String The SEPA service level. |
| schemaIns | String The scheme instruments within the SEPA service level for which data is collected and published. |
Output Parameters
| isAdherent |
String Specifies if the input BIC code adheres to the input scheme. Valid values are true and false. |
| message | String Specifies the reason if isAdherent is false. |
| errorMessage | String Specifies the error message if an error occurs. |
| error |
String Specifies whether an error occurred. Valid values: yes and no. |
wm.fin.transport Folder
The services in this folder are needed to exchange messages with SWIFT using Automated File Transfer (AFT) and MQSeries.
wm.fin.transport.AFT Folder
The services in this folder send and receive messages using Automated File Transfer.
wm.fin.transport.AFT:AFTOutboundTrigger
Deprecated. This trigger subscribes to outbound SWIFT FIN messages when the
transport parameter in the message TPA is
set to AFT. The trigger invokes the wm.fin.transport.AFT:processOutboundFile service to process the outbound
SWIFT message.
wm.fin.transport.AFT:generateUniqueFileName
This service generates a unique file name.
Input Parameters
| folder | String The folder in which the file needs to be created. |
| extension |
String Optional. The extension to use for the generated file name. If no extension has been
specified, the default extension is .inp. |
Output Parameters
| fileName | String Generated unique file name. |
wm.fin.transport.AFT:processInboundFile
Deprecated. The flat file listener invokes this service to process incoming SWIFT FIN messages received via AFT. It then invokes wm.fin.trp:receive to process each of the SWIFT FIN messages in the inbound batch file.
Input Parameters
| ffdata | java.io.InputStream Input stream to the file received via AFT. |
Output Parameters
None.
Usage Notes
This service is deprecated and is replaced by wm.fin.transport.AFT:processIncomingFile.
wm.fin.transport.AFT:processIncomingFile
This service is invoked to process the SWIFT FIN flat file message. This service breaks the batch input file into the individual SWIFT FIN messages. It then invokes wm.fin.trp:receiveMessage to process each of the SWIFT FIN messages in the inbound batch file.
Input Parameters
| ffdata | java.io.InputStream Input stream to the file received via AFT. |
Output Parameters
None.
Usage Notes
This service replaces the deprecated service, wm.fin.transport.AFT:processInboundFile.
wm.fin.transport.AFT:processIncomingMessage
This service parses incoming SWIFT FIN messages separated with special characters and outputs the SWIFT FIN messages as a string array with the special characters stripped.
Input Parameters
| ffdata | java.io.InputStream Input stream to the file received via AFT. |
Output Parameters
| finMessage | String A string list containing the individual SWIFT FIN messages with the special characters stripped. |
wm.fin.transport.AFT:processOutboundFile
Deprecated. This service subscribes to the FINSampleInboundMessage document that the
wm.fin.transport.Test:processFinMsg service publishes. This trigger invokes the sample service,
wm.fin.sample:receive, to process the incoming SWIFT message.
Deprecated. This service generates a unique file name and writes the outbound SWIFT message to the file in the folder specified in the TPA.
Input Parameters
| ffdata | java.io.InputStream Input stream to the file received via AFT. |
| wm.fin.doc:FINOutbound Message |
Document
Reference The document to which this service subscribes when the transport parameter in the message TPA is set to
AFT. |
Output Parameters
None.
Usage Notes
This service is deprecated and is replaced by wm.fin.transport.AFT:processOutgoingFile.
wm.fin.transport.AFT:processOutgoingFile
This service generates a unique file name and writes the outbound SWIFT message to the file in the folder specified in the TPA.
Input Parameters
| finMsg | String The SWIFT FIN message in flat file format. |
| ProcessUser Parameters | Document Reference Configuration document providing the required information to process the outbound file. |
Output Parameters
None.
Usage Notes
This service replaces the deprecated service, wm.fin.transport.AFT:processOutboundFile.
wm.fin.transport.MQSeries
This folder contains services to send and receive SWIFT FIN messages from MQ Series.
wm.fin.transport.MQSeries:getListenerService
Deprecated. This service retrieves SWIFT FIN messages from a specified MQSeries queue. This service strips out extraneous information in the SWIFT message and publishes the actual SWIFT message, to be processed further by wm.fin.trp:receive. The wm.fin.trp:receive service subscribes to, processes, and validates the message, after which the service either passes the resulting TN document type to the Process Engine or to the specified Trading Networks processing rule. The user must specify this service as the Message Service when creating the WebSphere MQ-to-IS message handler.
Input Parameters
| msgbody | String SWIFT message retrieved off the specified WebSphere MQ queue. |
Output Parameters
None.
Usage Notes
This service is deprecated and is replaced by wm.fin.transport.MQSeries:getMQSeriesListenerService.
wm.fin.transport.MQSeries:getMQSeriesListenerService
This service retrieves SWIFT FIN messages from a specified MQSeries queue, removes extraneous information in the SWIFT message, and publishes the actual SWIFT message for further processing by the wm.fin.trp:receiveMessage service.
Input Parameters
| msgbody | String SWIFT message retrieved from the specified WebSphere MQ queue. |
Output Parameters
None.
Usage Notes
This service replaces the deprecated service, wm.fin.transport.MQSeries:getListenerService.
wm.fin.transport.MQSeries:MQSeriesPutTrigger
Deprecated. This trigger subscribes to outbound SWIFT FIN messages when the
transport parameter in the message TPA is
set to MQ. The trigger then invokes the service,
wm.fin.transport.MQSeries:put, to put the outbound SWIFT message into
the specified WebSphere MQ queue.
Input Parameters
None.
Output Parameters
None.
Usage Notes
This service is deprecated.
wm.fin.transport.MQSeries:put
Deprecated. This service puts the outbound SWIFT message in a MQ Series queue by invoking the “put” message handler service created by the user and specified in the message TPA.
Input Parameters
| FINOutboundMessage |
Document
Reference The document to which this service subscribes when the transport parameter in the message TPA is set to
MQ. |
Output Parameters
None.
Usage Notes
This service is deprecated and is replaced by wm.fin.transport.MQSeries:putMessage.
wm.fin.transport.MQSeries:putMessage
This service invokes the “put” message handler service (the user-created service specified in the corresponding message TPA), and puts the outbound SWIFT message in a MQ Series queue.
Input Parameters
| finMsg | String SWIFT FIN message in the flat file format. |
| ProcessUser Parameters | Document Reference Configuration document providing the required information to process the outbound file. |
Output Parameters
None.
Usage Notes
This service replaces the deprecated service, wm.fin.transport.MQSeries:put.
wm.fin.transport.property Folder
The services in this folder are used to retrieve properties defined for publishing SWIFT FIN messages.
wm.fin.transport.property:getProperty
This service returns the property value specified in Integration Server_directory \packages\ WmFIN\config\finTransport.cnf file.
Input Parameters
| propertyName | String Property name specified in the finTransport.cnf file. |
Output Parameters
| value | String Value of the property name specified in the finTransport.cnf file. |
wm.fin.transport.property:listProperties
This service returns all the properties specified in IntegrationServer_directory\packages\ WmFIN\config\finTransport.cnf file.
Input Parameters
None.
Output Parameters
| properties | Document List of all the properties and their values specified in the finTransport.cnf file. |
wm.fin.transport.Test Folder
The services, triggers and publishable documents in this folder are used with the webMethods Module for SWIFT samples. For information about the webMethods Module for SWIFT samples, see webMethods SWIFT Module Samples Guide.
wm.fin.transport.Test:FINSampleInboundMessage
Deprecated. A publishable IS document that represents an inbound SWIFT message, used with the webMethods Module for SWIFT samples.
Input Parameters
None.
Output Parameters
None.
Usage Notes
This service is deprecated.
wm.fin.transport.Test:FINSampleInboundMessageTrigger
Deprecated. This service subscribes to the FINSampleInboundMessage document that the wm.fin.transport.Test:processFinMsg service publishes. This trigger invokes the sample service, wm.fin.sample:receive, to process the incoming SWIFT message.
Input Parameters
| wm.fin.doc:FINSampleInboundMessage |
Document The document to which this service subscribes when the transport parameter in the message TPA is set to
Test. |
Output Parameters
| wm.fin.doc:FINSample OutboundMessage |
Document The document to which this service subscribes when the transport parameter in the message TPA is set to
Test. |
Usage Notes
This service is deprecated.
wm.fin.transport.Test:FINSampleOutboundMessageTrigger
Deprecated. This service subscribes to outbound SWIFT FIN messages when the
transport parameter in the message TPA is
set to Test. This trigger invokes wm.fin.transport.Test:processFinMsg to process outbound SWIFT messages.
Input Parameters
| wm.fin.doc:FINSampleInboundMessage |
Document The document to which this service subscribes when the transport parameter in the message TPA is set to
Test. |
Output Parameters
| wm.fin.doc:FINSampleOutboundMessage |
Document The document to which this service subscribes when the transport parameter in the message TPA is set to
Test. |
Usage Notes
This service is deprecated.
wm.fin.transport.Test:processFinMsg
Deprecated. This service receives an outbound SWIFT message and simulates a
round-trip by publishing the same message as an inbound SWIFT message. wm.fin.transport.Test:FINSampleOutboundMessageTrigger invokes this
service when the transport parameter in the
message TPA is set to Test.
Input Parameters
| wm.fin.doc:FIN OutboundMessage |
Document The document to which this service subscribes when the transport parameter in the message TPA is set to
Test. |
Output Parameters
None.
Usage Notes
This service is deprecated.
wm.fin.trp Folder
The two core services in this folder are used in conjunction with Trading Networks to provide single-point access to send and receive SWIFT FIN messages.
wm.fin.trp:FINInboundMessageTrigger
Deprecated. This trigger subscribes to the wm.fin.doc:FINInboundMessage service. When a document is received, this trigger invokes the wm.fin.trp:receive service.
Usage Notes
This service is deprecated.
wm.fin.trp:receive
Deprecated. The wm.fin.trp:FINInboundMessageTrigger service triggers this service. This service receives an incoming FINInboundMessage IData, parses it into a record, and sends it to Trading Networks for further processing.
Input Parameters
| wm.fin.doc:FINInboundMessage | Document IData containing the raw SWIFT FIN message to be processed. |
Output Parameters
None.
Usage Notes
This service is deprecated and is replaced by wm.fin.trp:receiveMessage.
wm.fin.trp:receiveMessage
This service receives an incoming FINInboundMessage IData, parses it into a record, and sends it to Trading Networks for further processing. The wm.fin.trp:FINInboundMessageTrigger service triggers this service to run.
Input Parameters
| rawFINMessage | String Flat file inbound FIN message. |
Output Parameters
None.
Usage Notes
This service replaces the deprecated service, wm.fin.trp:receive.
wm.fin.trp:send
Deprecated. This service formats IData into a SWIFT FIN message, persists the message in Trading Networks, and validates it. Once validated, the service sends the message to SAA, using the transport protocol configured in the TPA for the corresponding message type.
Input Parameters
| finBlock4Doc |
Document Block 4 of flat file FIN message in IS document format, for example, wm.fin.doc.nov11.cat5:MT564. |
| SenderID | String Sender ID used to retrieve TPA data from Trading Networks. Default is unknown. |
| ReceiverID | String Receiver ID used to retrieve the TPA data from Trading Networks. Default is unknown. |
| msgType |
String Type of the FIN message, for example 564. |
Output Parameters
None.
Usage Notes
This service is deprecated and is replaced by wm.fin.trp:sendMessage.
wm.fin.trp:sendMessage
This service formats IData into a SWIFT FIN message, persists the message in Trading Networks, and validates it. Once validated, the service sends the message to SAA, using the transport protocol configured in the TPA for the corresponding message type.
Input Parameters
| finBlock4Doc |
Document Block 4 of flat file FIN message in IS document format, for example, wm.fin.doc.nov11.cat5:MT564. |
| SenderID | String Sender ID used to retrieve TPA data from Trading Networks. Default is unknown. |
| ReceiverID | String Receiver ID used to retrieve the TPA data from Trading Networks. Default is unknown. |
| msgType |
String Type of the FIN message, for example 564. |
Output Parameters
None.
Usage Notes
This service replaces the deprecated service, wm.fin.trp:sendMessage.
wm.fin.utils Folder
The services in this folder are generic utility services providing various functionality.
wm.fin.utils:generateUniqueIdentifier
This service generates a unique identifier. Use the sample services wm.xmlv2.MT.maps:mapDataPDU and wm.xmlv2.MX.maps:mapDataPDU to populate XMLv2 headers with a unique identifier. webMethods Module for SWIFT uses this identifier to reconcile notifications from SAA.
Input Parameters
None.
Output Parameters
| UUID | String Contains the unique identifier that the service generated. |
wm.fin.utils:getFINMessageAndIDs
From a raw SWIFT message, this service recognizes and extracts the sender, receiver and message type.
Input Parameters
| rawFINMessage | String Raw SWIFT message. |
Output Parameters
| finMessage | Document Contains SWIFT Message and indicates whether message is an acknowledgment. |
| SenderAddress | String The logical terminal address of the sender. |
| ReceiverAddress | String The logical terminal address of the receiver. |
| msgType | String SWIFT message type. |
| internalSenderID | String Trading Networks Internal Sender ID. |
| internalReceiverID | String Trading Networks Internal Receiver ID. |
wm.fin.validation Folder
The services in this folder are used to facilitate the validation of a SWIFT message.
wm.fin.validation:getErrorMessage
This service returns an appropriate SWIFT message for a key.
Input Parameters
| key | String Error key. |
Output Parameters
| errorMessage | String FIN error message. |
wm.fin.validation:validateFinMsg
Parses and validates a SWIFT message.
Input Parameters
| bizdoc | Document Reference Trading Networks BizDocEnvelope containing the SWIFT message. |
Output Parameters
| finIData |
Document SWIFT message as an IData in TAGONLY
format. |
| convertedFinIData | Document SWIFT message as an IData in specified format. |
wm.fin.validation:validateIData
This service provides content validation, network rule validation, market practice rule validation, and usage rule validation of a FIN IData.
Input Parameters
| finIData | Document FIN IData. |
| userParameters |
Document
Reference User variables providing configuration information for the message. You must set the ValidateContingencyNetworkRules field to Yes in the FINProcessInfo input parameter for additional network validation of MT 103, MT 103 STP, MT 200, MT 202, MT 202 COV, MT 205, and MT 205 COV messages in the contingency service. The default value is No. |
Output Parameters
| isValid | String Specifies whether FIN IData passes validation according to the message configuration. |
| errorArray | Document List Errors occurring if FIN IData does not pass validation. |
wm.fin.validation:validateIDataUtil
This service validates content and structure of a FIN IData.
Input Parameters
| validateHeaders |
String Optional. Specifies whether the service should validate the headers. Valid values:
true or false. |
Output Parameters
| isValid | String Specifies whether FIN IData passes validation according to the message configuration. |
| errors | Document Conditional. Errors occurring if FIN IData does not pass validation. |
wm.sdk.fin Folder
The Java services, XSDs and IS document types in this folder support the SWIFT SDK feature provided within webMethods Module for SWIFT. SDK services convert MT messages from flat file format into XML or from XML format into flat file format. This folder also contains services to generate current versions of IS document types for MT and MX messages.
wm.sdk.docgenerator:createMTISDocFromSchema
This service creates IS document types and IS schema for the corresponding MT schemas.
Input Parameters
| msgType | String Required. The SWIFT FIN MT message type for which the IS document type will be created (for example, 564). |
| sdkversion | String Required. The version of SWIFT SDK. This service uses the SDK version to determine which XSD to apply during file conversion. Valid values are any SDK version that webMethods Module for SWIFT supports (for example, version 2009 or 2010). |
| rootNode |
String Optional. Specifies
the root element for the header document type. It is the value that inbound documents must have in
the rootNode to match the header document type. Note: You must specify the
rootNode for multiple nodes. For example,
msgType=head.001.001.02 and
namespaceURI=urn:iso:std:iso:20022:tech:xsd:head.001.001.02 then,
rootNode=AppHdr.
|
Output Parameters
| isSuccessful | String Required. Indicates if the service executed successfully. |
| Warnings | Document Optional. Warnings that result during the creation of the IS document type. |
| Errors | Document Optional. Errors that result during the creation of the IS document type. |
wm.sdk.docgenerator:createMXISDocFromSchema
This service creates IS document types and IS schema for the corresponding MX schemas.
Input Parameters
| msgType | String Required. The SWIFT FIN MX message type for which the IS document type will be created (for example, acmt.018.001.01). |
| namespaceURI | String Required. Target namespace of the MX schema (for example, urn:iso:std:iso:20022:tech:xsd:acmt.018.001.01). |
Output Parameters
| isSuccessful | String Required. Indicates if the service executed successfully. |
| Warnings | Document Optional. Warnings that result during the creation of the message type. |
| Errors | Document Optional. Errors that result during the creation of the message type. |
wm.sdk.fin.converter:convertMTBlock4ToMTXML
This service converts block 4 of the MT flat file into XML format.
Input Parameters
| sdkversion | String Required. The version of SWIFT SDK. This service uses the SDK version to determine which XSD to apply during file conversion. Valid values are any SDK version that webMethods Module for SWIFT supports (for example, version 2009 or 2010). |
| msgType | String Required. The message type corresponding to block 4 of the MT message passed in from the finMsg parameter (for example, 199). |
| finMsg | String Required. Block 4 of the MT flat file. This service converts block 4 data into MT XML format. |
| relaxed |
String Optional. Formats the input with carriage return and line feed characters (“\r\n”) to
comply with SWIFT message specifications. Note: The path separator for all the
lines in block 4 is “\r\n”. The carriage return (\r) is omitted from the input file when viewed in
the message editor. When this parameter is set to true, the service inserts the omitted carriage return character.
Valid values are
|
Output Parameters
| xmlData | String The MT XML data generated from block 4 of the original MT flat file message. | |
| errDoc | Document Reference Errors encountered during processing are reported using the standard “wm.sdk.rec.mtxsd:ErrorReport” document type format. The following tags are included within the XML error document: | |
| XML Tag | Description | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors | Document The opening XML tag for the errors generated during conversion. | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error | Document List List of conversion errors generated during processing. | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error[x]/Code | String Code corresponding to the error in SWIFT format (for example, TC00103). For more information see SDK Error Descriptions. | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error[x]/Message | String Message corresponding to the error code in SWIFT format (for example, “The message content is invalid Details: MT2XML.002.004”). | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error[x]/Location | Document Location within the finMsg where the conversion failed. | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error[0]/Location/LineNumber | String Line number within the finMsg where the conversion failed. | |
wm.sdk.fin.converter:convertMTFlatFileToMTXML
This service converts the entire flat file MT message into an MT XML message.
Input Parameters
| sdkversion | String Required. The version of SWIFT SDK. This service uses the SDK version to determine which MT IS document schema to apply during file conversion. Valid values are any SDK version that webMethods Module for SWIFT supports (for example, version 2009 or 2010). |
| finMsg | String Required. The FIN flat file MT message. This service converts the flat file into MT XML format. |
| relaxed |
String Optional. Formats the input with carriage return and line feed characters (“\r\n”) to
comply with SWIFT message specifications. Note: The path separator for all the
lines in block 4 is “\r\n”. The carriage return (\r) is omitted from the input file when viewed in
the message editor. When this parameter is set to true, the service inserts the omitted carriage return character.
Valid values are
|
Output Parameters
| xmlData | String The XML message generated from the original finMsg flat file. | |
| errDoc | Document Reference Errors encountered during processing are reported using the standard “wm.sdk.rec.mtxsd:ErrorReport” document type format. The following tags are included within the XML error document: | |
| XML Tag | Description | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors | Document The opening XML tag for the errors generated during conversion. | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error | Document List List of conversion errors generated during processing. | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error[x]/Code | String Code corresponding to the error in SWIFT format (for example, TC00103). For more information see SDK Error Descriptions. | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error[x]/Message | String Message corresponding to the error code in SWIFT format (for example, “The message content is invalid Details: MT2XML.002.004”). | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error[x]/Location | Document Location within the finMsg where the conversion failed. | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error[0]/Location/LineNumber | String Line number within the finMsg where the conversion failed. | |
wm.sdk.fin.converter:convertMTXMLblock4ToMTFlatFile
This service converts block 4 of the MT XML message into flat file format.
Input Parameters
| sdkversion | String Required. The version of SWIFT SDK. This service uses the SDK version to determine which XSD to apply during file conversion. Valid values are any SDK version that webMethods Module for SWIFT supports (for example, version 2009 or 2010). |
| msgType | String Required. The message type corresponding to the MT XML message passed in the finXML parameter (for example, 199). |
| finXML | String Required. The MT XML message. This service converts the XML message into flat file format. |
Output Parameters
| finMsg | String The flat file generated from block 4 of the MT XML message. | |
| errDoc | Document Reference Errors encountered during processing are reported using the “wm.sdk.rec.mtxsd:ErrorReport” document type format. The following tags are provided in the XML error document: | |
| XML Tag | Description | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors | Document The opening XML tag for the errors generated during conversion. | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error | Document List List of conversion errors generated during processing. | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error[x]/Code | String Code corresponding to the error in SWIFT format (for example, TC00103). For more information see SDK Error Descriptions. | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error[x]/Message | String Message corresponding to the error code in SWIFT format (for example, “The message content is invalid Details: MT2XML.002.004”). | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error[x]/Location | Document Location within the finMsgwhere the conversion failed. | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error[0]/Location/LineNumber | String Line number within the finMsg where the conversion failed. | |
wm.sdk.fin.converter:convertMTXMLToMTFlatFile
This service converts the entire MT XML message into an MT flat file message.
Input Parameters
| sdkversion | String Required. The version of SWIFT SDK. This service uses the SDK version to determine which XSD to apply during file conversion. Valid values are any SDK version that webMethods Module for SWIFT supports (for example, version 2009 or 2010). |
| msgType | String Required. The message type corresponding to the MT XML message that is passed in the finXML parameter (for example, 199). |
| finXML | String Required. The MT XML message. This service converts the MT message into flat file format. |
Output Parameters
| finMsg | String The MT flat file message generated from the XML message. | |
| errDoc | Document Reference Errors encountered during processing are reported using the “wm.sdk.rec.mtxsd:ErrorReport” document type format. The following tags are provided in the XML error document: | |
| XML Tag | Description | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors | Document The opening XML tag for the errors generated during conversion. | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error | Document List List of conversion errors generated during processing. | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error[x]/Code | String Code corresponding to the error in SWIFT format (for example, TC00103). For more information see SDK Error Descriptions. | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error[x]/Message | String Message corresponding to the error code in SWIFT format (for example, “The message content is invalid Details: MT2XML.002.004”). | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error[x]/Location | Document Location within the finMsg where the conversion failed. | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error[0]/Location/LineNumber | String Line number within the finMsg where the conversion failed. | |
wm.sdk.fin.validator:validateMTXML
This service validates any MT XML message against the SWIFT SDK MT schema.
Input Parameters
| finXML | String Required. The MT XML message to be validated. |
| sdkversion | String Required. The version of SWIFT SDK. This service uses the SDK version to determine which XSD to apply during file conversion. Valid values are any SDK version that webMethods Module for SWIFT supports (for example, version 2009 or 2010). |
| msgType | String Required. The message type corresponding to block 4 of the MT message passed in the finMsg parameter (for example, 199). |
Output Parameters
| isValid |
String The result of the validation. A value of true signifies the validation was successful. A value of
false signifies the validation was unsuccessful.
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| errDoc | Document Reference Errors encountered during processing are reported using the “wm.sdk.rec.mtxsd:ErrorReport” document type format. The following tags are provided in the XML error document: | |
| XML Tag | Description | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors | Document The opening XML tag for the errors generated during conversion. | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error | Document List List of conversion errors generated during processing. | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error[x]/Code | String Code corresponding to the error in SWIFT format (for example, TC00103). For more information see SDK Error Descriptions. | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error[x]/Message | String Message corresponding to the error code in SWIFT format (for example, “The message content is invalid Details: MT2XML.002.004”). | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error[x]/Location | Document Location within the finMsg where the conversion failed. | |
| errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error[0]/Location/LineNumber | String Line number within the finMsg where the conversion failed. | |
wm.sdk.rec.mtxsd.Vyear Folder
This folder contains the IS document types with names matching the message type, MTxxx where “xxx” represents the message type. IS document types are organized in directories according to the supported version number. For example, the folder wm.sdk.rec.mtxsd.V2012:MTxxx contains the IS document types for version 2012 and the folder wm.sdk.rec.mtxsd.V2013:MTxxx contains the IS document types for version 2013.
wm.sdk.rec.mxxsd Folder
This folder contains the IS document types created from MX (ISO20022) XSDs that correspond to the supported MX XML message version.
Supported SDK MX Message Types
The following table lists the SWIFT SDK MX schemas bundled with webMethods Module for SWIFT.
| Message Category | Range | Supported MX Message Schemas |
|---|---|---|
| acmt | 001.xxx.xx-005.xxx.xx |
acmt.001.001.01 acmt.001.001.02 acmt.001.001.03 acmt.001.001.04 acmt.001.001.05 acmt.001.001.06 acmt.001.001.07 acmt.001.001.08 acmt.002.001.01 acmt.002.001.02 acmt.002.001.03 acmt.002.001.04 acmt.002.001.05 acmt.002.001.06 acmt.002.001.07 acmt.002.001.08 acmt.003.001.01 acmt.003.001.02 acmt.003.001.03 acmt.003.001.04 acmt.003.001.05 acmt.003.001.06 acmt.003.001.07 acmt.003.001.08 acmt.004.001.01 acmt.004.001.02 acmt.004.001.03 acmt.004.001.04 acmt.004.001.05 acmt.004.001.06 acmt.005.001.01 acmt.005.001.02 acmt.005.001.03 acmt.005.001.04 acmt.005.001.05 acmt.005.001.06 |
| acmt | 006.xxx.xx-010.xxx.xx |
acmt.006.001.01 acmt.006.001.02 acmt.006.001.03 acmt.006.001.04 acmt.006.001.05 acmt.006.001.06 acmt.006.001.07 acmt.007.001.01 acmt.007.001.02 acmt.007.001.03 acmt.007.001.04 acmt.007.001.05 acmt.008.001.01 acmt.008.001.02 acmt.008.001.03 acmt.008.001.04 acmt.008.001.05 acmt.009.001.01 acmt.009.001.02 acmt.009.001.03 acmt.009.001.04 acmt.010.001.01 acmt.010.001.02 acmt.010.001.03 acmt.010.001.04 |
| acmt | 011.xxx.xx-015.xxx.xx |
acmt.011.001.01 acmt.011.001.02 acmt.011.001.03 acmt.011.001.04 acmt.012.001.01 acmt.012.001.02 acmt.012.001.03 acmt.012.001.04 acmt.013.001.01 acmt.013.001.02 acmt.013.001.03 acmt.013.001.04 acmt.014.001.01 acmt.014.001.02 acmt.014.001.03 acmt.014.001.04 acmt.014.001.05 acmt.015.001.01 acmt.015.001.02 acmt.015.001.03 acmt.015.001.04 |
| acmt | 016.xxx.xx-037.xxx.xx |
acmt.016.001.01 acmt.016.001.02 acmt.016.001.03 acmt.016.001.04 acmt.017.001.01 acmt.017.001.02 acmt.017.001.03 acmt.017.001.04 acmt.018.001.01 acmt.018.001.02 acmt.018.001.03 acmt.018.001.04 acmt.019.001.01 acmt.019.001.02 acmt.019.001.03 acmt.019.001.04 acmt.020.001.01 acmt.020.001.02 acmt.020.001.03 acmt.020.001.04 acmt.021.001.01 acmt.021.001.02 acmt.021.001.03 acmt.021.001.04 acmt.022.001.01 acmt.022.001.02 acmt.022.001.03 acmt.022.001.04 acmt.023.001.01 acmt.023.001.02 acmt.023.001.03 acmt.023.001.04 acmt.024.001.01 acmt.024.001.02 acmt.024.001.03 acmt.024.001.04 acmt.025.001.01 acmt.026.001.01 acmt.027.001.01 acmt.027.001.02 acmt.027.001.03 acmt.027.001.04 acmt.027.001.05 acmt.028.001.01 acmt.028.001.02 acmt.028.001.03 acmt.028.001.04 acmt.028.001.05 acmt.029.001.01 acmt.029.001.02 acmt.029.001.03 acmt.029.001.04 acmt.029.001.05 acmt.030.001.01 acmt.030.001.02 acmt.030.001.03 acmt.030.001.04 acmt.031.001.01 acmt.031.001.02 acmt.031.001.03 acmt.031.001.04 acmt.031.001.05 acmt.032.001.01 acmt.032.001.02 acmt.032.001.03 acmt.032.001.04 acmt.032.001.05 acmt.033.001.01 acmt.033.001.02 acmt.034.001.01 acmt.034.001.02 acmt.034.001.03 acmt.034.001.04 acmt.034.001.05 acmt.035.001.01 acmt.035.001.02 acmt.036.001.01 acmt.037.001.01 acmt.037.001.02 |
| admi | 001.xxx.xx-998.xxx.xx |
admi.001.001.01 admi.002.001.01 admi.003.001.01 admi.004.001.01 admi.004.001.02 admi.005.001.01 admi.005.001.02 admi.006.001.01 admi.007.001.01 admi.008.001.01 admi.009.001.01 admi.009.001.02 admi.010.001.01 admi.010.001.02 admi.011.001.01 admi.014.001.01 admi.014.001.02 admi.016.001.01 admi.017.001.01 admi.017.001.02 admi.024.001.01 admi.998.001.01 admi.998.001.02 admi.998.001.03 |
| auth | 001.xxx.xx-105.xxx.xx |
auth.001.001.01 auth.001.001.02 auth.002.001.01 auth.002.001.02 auth.003.001.01 auth.008.001.02 auth.009.001.02 auth.010.001.01 auth.011.001.01 auth.012.001.01 auth.012.001.02 auth.013.001.01 auth.013.001.02 auth.014.001.01 auth.014.001.02 auth.015.001.01 auth.015.001.02 auth.016.001.01 auth.016.001.02 auth.016.001.03 auth.017.001.01 auth.017.001.02 auth.018.001.01 auth.018.001.02 auth.018.001.03 auth.018.001.04 auth.019.001.01 auth.019.001.02 auth.019.001.03 auth.019.001.04 auth.020.001.01 auth.020.001.02 auth.020.001.03 auth.020.001.04 auth.021.001.01 auth.021.001.02 auth.021.001.03 auth.021.001.04 auth.022.001.01 auth.022.001.02 auth.022.001.03 auth.022.001.04 auth.023.001.01 auth.023.001.02 auth.023.001.03 auth.023.001.04 auth.024.001.01 auth.024.001.02 auth.024.001.03 auth.024.001.04 auth.025.001.01 auth.025.001.02 auth.025.001.03 auth.025.001.04 auth.026.001.01 auth.026.001.02 auth.026.001.03 auth.026.001.04 auth.027.001.01 auth.027.001.02 auth.027.001.03 auth.027.001.04 auth.028.001.03 auth.029.001.01 auth.029.001.02 auth.029.001.03 auth.029.001.04 auth.029.001.05 auth.030.001.01 auth.030.001.02 auth.030.001.03 auth.030.001.04 auth.031.001.01 auth.032.001.01 auth.033.001.01 auth.033.001.02 auth.033.001.03 auth.034.001.01 auth.035.001.01 auth.036.001.01 auth.036.001.02 auth.036.001.03 auth.038.001.01 auth.039.001.01 auth.040.001.01 auth.041.001.01 auth.042.001.01 auth.042.001.03 auth.043.001.01 auth.044.001.01 auth.044.001.02 auth.045.001.01 auth.045.001.02 auth.045.001.03 auth.047.001.01 auth.048.001.01 auth.049.001.01 auth.049.001.02 auth.050.001.01 auth.052.001.01 auth.052.001.02 auth.053.001.01 auth.054.001.01 auth.055.001.01 auth.056.001.01 auth.057.001.01 auth.057.001.02 auth.058.001.01 auth.059.001.01 auth.059.001.02 auth.060.001.01 auth.060.001.02 auth.061.001.01 auth.061.001.02 auth.062.001.01 auth.063.001.01 auth.064.001.01 auth.064.001.02 auth.065.001.01 auth.066.001.01 auth.067.001.01 auth.068.001.01 auth.069.001.01 auth.069.001.02 auth.070.001.01 auth.070.001.02 auth.071.001.01 auth.071.001.02 auth.072.001.01 auth.076.001.01 auth.077.001.01 auth.070.001.01 auth.078.001.01 auth.078.001.02 auth.079.001.01 auth.079.001.02 auth.080.001.01 auth.080.001.02 auth.083.001.01 auth.083.001.02 auth.084.001.01 auth.084.001.02 auth.085.001.01 auth.085.001.02 auth.086.001.01 auth.086.001.02 auth.090.001.01 auth.090.001.02 auth.091.001.01 auth.091.001.02 auth.091.001.03 auth.092.001.01 auth.092.001.02 auth.092.001.03 auth.092.001.04 auth.094.001.01 auth.094.001.02 auth.100.001.01 auth.101.001.01 auth.102.001.01 auth.105.001.01 auth.106.001.01 auth.107.001.01 auth.107.001.02 auth.108.001.01 auth.108.001.02 auth.109.001.01 auth.109.001.02 auth.112.001.01 auth.113.001.01 |
| caaa | 001.xxx.xx-027.xxx.xx |
caaa.001.001.01 caaa.001.001.02 caaa.001.001.03 caaa.001.001.04 caaa.001.001.05 caaa.001.001.06 caaa.001.001.07 caaa.001.001.08 caaa.001.001.09 caaa.001.001.10 caaa.001.001.11 caaa.001.001.12 caaa.001.001.13 caaa.001.001.14 caaa.002.001.01 caaa.002.001.02 caaa.002.001.03 caaa.002.001.04 caaa.002.001.05 caaa.002.001.06 caaa.002.001.07 caaa.002.001.08 caaa.002.001.09 caaa.002.001.10 caaa.002.001.11 caaa.002.001.12 caaa.002.001.13 caaa.002.001.14 caaa.003.001.01 caaa.003.001.02 caaa.003.001.03 caaa.003.001.04 caaa.003.001.05 caaa.003.001.06 caaa.003.001.07 caaa.003.001.08 caaa.003.001.09 caaa.003.001.10 caaa.003.001.11 caaa.003.001.12 caaa.003.001.13 caaa.003.001.14 caaa.004.001.01 caaa.004.001.02 caaa.004.001.03 caaa.004.001.04 caaa.004.001.05 caaa.004.001.06 caaa.004.001.07 caaa.004.001.08 caaa.004.001.09 caaa.004.001.10 caaa.004.001.11 caaa.004.001.12 caaa.004.001.13 caaa.005.001.01 caaa.005.001.02 caaa.005.001.03 caaa.005.001.04 caaa.005.001.05 caaa.005.001.06 caaa.005.001.07 caaa.005.001.08 caaa.005.001.09 caaa.005.001.10 caaa.005.001.11 caaa.005.001.12 caaa.005.001.13 caaa.005.001.14 caaa.006.001.01 caaa.006.001.02 caaa.006.001.03 caaa.006.001.04 caaa.006.001.05 caaa.006.001.06 caaa.006.001.07 caaa.006.001.08 caaa.006.001.09 caaa.006.001.10 caaa.006.001.11 caaa.006.001.12 caaa.006.001.13 caaa.007.001.01 caaa.007.001.02 caaa.007.001.03 caaa.007.001.04 caaa.007.001.05 caaa.007.001.06 caaa.007.001.07 caaa.007.001.08 caaa.007.001.09 caaa.007.001.10 caaa.007.001.11 caaa.007.001.12 caaa.007.001.13 caaa.007.001.14 caaa.008.001.01 caaa.008.001.02 caaa.008.001.03 caaa.008.001.04 caaa.008.001.05 caaa.008.001.06 caaa.008.001.07 caaa.008.001.08 caaa.008.001.09 caaa.008.001.10 caaa.008.001.11 caaa.008.001.12 caaa.008.001.13 caaa.009.001.01 caaa.009.001.02 caaa.009.001.03 caaa.009.001.04 caaa.009.001.05 caaa.009.001.06 caaa.009.001.07 caaa.009.001.08 caaa.009.001.09 caaa.009.001.10 caaa.009.001.11 caaa.009.001.12 caaa.009.001.11 caaa.010.001.01 caaa.010.001.02 caaa.010.001.03 caaa.010.001.04 caaa.010.001.05 caaa.010.001.06 caaa.010.001.07 caaa.010.001.08 caaa.010.001.09 caaa.010.001.10 caaa.010.001.11 caaa.010.001.12 caaa.011.001.01 caaa.011.001.02 caaa.011.001.03 caaa.011.001.04 caaa.011.001.05 caaa.011.001.06 caaa.011.001.07 caaa.011.001.08 caaa.011.001.09 caaa.011.001.10 caaa.011.001.11 caaa.011.001.12 caaa.011.001.13 caaa.011.001.14 caaa.012.001.01 caaa.012.001.02 caaa.012.001.03 caaa.012.001.04 caaa.012.001.05 caaa.012.001.06 caaa.012.001.07 caaa.012.001.08 caaa.012.001.09 caaa.012.001.10 caaa.012.001.11 caaa.012.001.12 caaa.012.001.13 caaa.013.001.01 caaa.013.001.02 caaa.013.001.03 caaa.013.001.04 caaa.013.001.05 caaa.013.001.06 caaa.013.001.07 caaa.013.001.08 caaa.013.001.09 caaa.013.001.10 caaa.013.001.11 caaa.013.001.12 caaa.013.001.13 caaa.014.001.01 caaa.014.001.02 caaa.014.001.03 caaa.014.001.04 caaa.014.001.05 caaa.014.001.06 caaa.014.001.07 caaa.014.001.08 caaa.014.001.09 caaa.014.001.10 caaa.014.001.11 caaa.014.001.12 caaa.015.001.01 caaa.015.001.02 caaa.015.001.03 caaa.015.001.04 caaa.015.001.05 caaa.015.001.06 caaa.016.001.01 caaa.016.001.02 caaa.016.001.03 caaa.016.001.04 caaa.016.001.05 caaa.016.001.06 caaa.016.001.07 caaa.016.001.08 caaa.016.001.09 caaa.016.001.10 caaa.016.001.11 caaa.016.001.12 caaa.017.001.01 caaa.017.001.02 caaa.017.001.03 caaa.017.001.04 caaa.017.001.05 caaa.017.001.06 caaa.017.001.07 caaa.017.001.08 caaa.017.001.09 caaa.017.001.10 caaa.017.001.11 caaa.017.001.12 caaa.018.001.01 caaa.018.001.02 caaa.018.001.03 caaa.018.001.04 caaa.018.001.05 caaa.018.001.06 caaa.018.001.07 caaa.018.001.08 caaa.018.001.09 caaa.019.001.01 caaa.019.001.02 caaa.019.001.03 caaa.019.001.04 caaa.019.001.05 caaa.019.001.06 caaa.019.001.07 caaa.019.001.08 caaa.020.001.01 caaa.020.001.02 caaa.020.001.03 caaa.020.001.04 caaa.020.001.05 caaa.020.001.06 caaa.021.001.01 caaa.021.001.02 caaa.021.001.03 caaa.021.001.04 caaa.021.001.05 caaa.021.001.06 caaa.022.001.01 caaa.022.001.02 caaa.022.001.03 caaa.022.001.04 caaa.022.001.05 caaa.023.001.01 caaa.023.001.02 caaa.023.001.03 caaa.023.001.04 caaa.023.001.05 caaa.024.001.01 caaa.024.001.02 caaa.024.001.03 caaa.024.001.04 caaa.024.001.05 caaa.025.001.01 caaa.025.001.02 caaa.025.001.03 caaa.025.001.04 caaa.025.001.05 caaa.026.001.01 caaa.026.001.02 caaa.027.001.01 caaa.027.001.02 |
| caad | 001.xxx.xx-010.xxx.xx |
caad.001.001.01 caad.001.001.02 caad.001.001.03 caad.002.001.01 caad.002.001.02 caad.002.001.03 caad.003.001.01 caad.003.001.02 caad.003.001.03 caad.004.001.01 caad.004.001.02 caad.004.001.03 caad.005.001.02 caad.005.001.03 caad.005.001.04 caad.006.001.02 caad.006.001.03 caad.006.001.04 caad.007.001.02 caad.007.001.03 caad.007.001.04 caad.008.001.01 caad.008.001.02 caad.009.001.01 caad.009.001.02 caad.010.001.01 caad.010.001.02 |
| caam | 001.xxx.xx-016.xxx.xx |
caam.001.001.01 caam.001.001.02 caam.001.001.03 caam.001.001.04 caam.002.001.01 caam.002.001.02 caam.002.001.03 caam.002.001.04 caam.003.001.01 caam.003.001.02 caam.003.001.03 caam.003.001.04 caam.004.001.01 caam.004.001.02 caam.004.001.03 caam.004.001.04 caam.005.001.01 caam.005.001.02 caam.005.001.03 caam.006.001.01 caam.006.001.02 caam.007.001.01 caam.008.001.01 caam.009.001.01 caam.009.001.02 caam.009.001.03 caam.010.001.01 caam.010.001.02 caam.010.001.03 caam.011.001.01 caam.011.001.02 caam.012.001.01 caam.012.001.02 caam.013.001.01 caam.014.001.01 caam.015.001.01 caam.016.001.01 |
| cafc | 001.xxx.xx-002.xxx.xx |
cafc.001.001.01 cafc.001.001.02 cafc.001.001.03 cafc.002.001.01 cafc.002.001.02 cafc.002.001.03 |
| cafm | 001.xxx.xx-002.xxx.xx |
cafm.001.001.01 cafm.001.001.02 cafm.001.001.03 cafm.002.001.01 cafm.002.001.02 cafm.002.001.03 |
| cafr | 001.xxx.xx-004.xxx.xx |
cafr.001.001.01 cafr.001.001.02 cafr.001.001.03 cafr.002.001.01 cafr.002.001.02 cafr.002.001.03 cafr.003.001.01 cafr.003.001.02 cafr.003.001.03 cafr.004.001.01 cafr.004.001.02 cafr.004.001.03 |
| cain | 001.xxx.xx-028.xxx.xx |
cain.001.001.01 cain.001.001.02 cain.001.001.03 cain.001.001.04 cain.002.001.01 cain.002.001.02 cain.002.001.03 cain.002.001.04 cain.003.001.01 cain.003.001.02 cain.003.001.03 cain.003.001.04 cain.004.001.01 cain.004.001.02 cain.004.001.03 cain.004.001.04 cain.005.001.01 cain.005.001.02 cain.005.001.03 cain.005.001.04 cain.006.001.01 cain.006.001.02 cain.006.001.03 cain.006.001.04 cain.007.001.01 cain.008.001.01 cain.009.001.01 cain.010.001.01 cain.011.001.01 cain.012.001.01 cain.013.001.01 cain.014.001.01 cain.014.001.02 cain.014.001.03 cain.015.001.01 cain.015.001.02 cain.015.001.03 cain.016.001.01 cain.016.001.02 cain.016.001.03 cain.017.001.01 cain.017.001.02 cain.017.001.03 cain.018.001.01 cain.018.001.02 cain.018.001.03 cain.019.001.01 cain.019.001.02 cain.019.001.03 cain.020.001.01 cain.020.001.02 cain.020.001.03 cain.021.001.01 cain.021.001.02 cain.021.001.03 cain.022.001.01 cain.022.001.02 cain.022.001.03 cain.023.001.01 cain.023.001.02 cain.023.001.03 cain.024.001.01 cain.024.001.02 cain.024.001.03 cain.025.001.01 cain.025.001.02 cain.025.001.03 cain.026.001.01 cain.026.001.02 cain.026.001.03 cain.027.001.01 cain.027.001.02 cain.027.001.03 cain.028.001.01 cain.028.001.02 cain.028.001.03 |
| camt | 001.xxx.xx-005.xxx.xx |
camt.003.001.02 camt.003.001.03 camt.003.001.04 camt.003.001.05 camt.003.001.06 camt.003.001.07 camt.003.001.08 camt.004.001.02 camt.004.001.03 camt.004.001.04 camt.004.001.05 camt.004.001.06 camt.004.001.07 camt.004.001.08 camt.004.001.09 camt.004.001.10 camt.005.001.03 camt.005.001.04 camt.005.001.05 camt.005.001.06 camt.005.001.07 camt.005.001.08 camt.005.001.09 camt.005.001.10 camt.005.001.11 |
| camt | 006.xxx.xx-010.xxx.xx |
camt.006.001.02 camt.006.001.03 camt.006.001.04 camt.006.001.05 camt.006.001.06 camt.006.001.07 camt.006.001.08 camt.006.001.09 camt.006.001.10 camt.006.001.11 camt.007.001.02 camt.007.001.03 camt.007.001.04 camt.007.001.05 camt.007.001.06 camt.007.001.07 camt.007.001.08 camt.007.001.09 camt.007.001.10 camt.007.002.01 camt.007.002.02 camt.007.002.03 camt.008.001.02 camt.008.001.03 camt.008.001.04 camt.008.001.05 camt.008.001.06 camt.008.001.07 camt.008.001.08 camt.008.001.09 camt.008.001.10 camt.008.001.11 camt.008.002.01 camt.008.002.02 camt.009.001.03 camt.009.001.04 camt.009.001.05 camt.009.001.06 camt.009.001.07 camt.009.001.08 camt.010.001.02 camt.010.001.03 camt.010.001.04 camt.010.001.05 camt.010.001.06 camt.010.001.07 camt.010.001.08 camt.010.001.09 |
| camt | 011.xxx.xx-015.xxx.xx |
camt.011.001.02 camt.011.001.03 camt.011.001.04 camt.011.001.05 camt.011.001.06 camt.011.001.07 camt.011.001.08 camt.012.001.02 camt.012.001.03 camt.012.001.04 camt.012.001.05 camt.012.001.06 camt.012.001.07 camt.012.001.08 camt.013.001.01 camt.013.001.02 camt.013.001.03 camt.013.001.04 camt.014.001.01 camt.014.001.02 camt.014.001.03 camt.014.001.04 camt.014.001.05 camt.015.001.01 camt.015.001.02 camt.015.001.03 camt.015.001.04 |
| camt | 016.xxx.xx-020.xxx.xx |
camt.016.001.01 camt.016.001.02 camt.016.001.03 camt.016.001.04 camt.017.001.01 camt.017.001.02 camt.017.001.03 camt.017.001.04 camt.017.001.05 camt.018.001.01 camt.018.001.02 camt.018.001.03 camt.018.001.04 camt.018.001.05 camt.019.001.02 camt.019.001.03 camt.019.001.04 camt.019.001.05 camt.019.001.06 camt.019.001.07 camt.020.001.01 camt.020.001.02 camt.020.001.03 camt.020.001.04 |
| camt | 021.xxx.xx-025.xxx.xx |
camt.021.001.01 camt.021.001.02 camt.021.001.03 camt.021.001.04 camt.021.001.05 camt.021.001.06 camt.023.001.02 camt.023.001.03 camt.023.001.04 camt.023.001.05 camt.023.001.06 camt.023.001.07 camt.024.001.02 camt.024.001.03 camt.024.001.04 camt.024.001.05 camt.024.001.06 camt.024.001.07 camt.024.001.08 camt.025.001.01 camt.025.001.02 camt.025.001.03 camt.025.001.04 camt.025.001.05 camt.025.001.06 camt.025.001.07 camt.025.001.08 camt.025.001.09 |
| camt | 026.xxx.xx-030.xxx.xx |
camt.026.001.01 camt.026.001.02 camt.026.001.03 camt.026.001.04 camt.026.001.05 camt.026.001.06 camt.026.001.07 camt.026.001.08 camt.026.001.09 camt.026.001.10 camt.027.001.01 camt.027.001.02 camt.027.001.03 camt.027.001.04 camt.027.001.05 camt.027.001.06 camt.027.001.07 camt.027.001.08 camt.027.001.09 camt.027.001.10 camt.028.001.01 camt.028.001.02 camt.028.001.03 camt.028.001.04 camt.028.001.05 camt.028.001.06 camt.028.001.07 camt.028.001.08 camt.028.001.09 camt.028.001.10 camt.028.001.11 camt.028.001.12 camt.029.001.01 camt.029.001.02 camt.029.001.03 camt.029.001.04 camt.029.001.05 camt.029.001.06 camt.029.001.07 camt.029.001.08 camt.029.001.09 camt.029.001.10 camt.029.001.11 camt.029.001.12 camt.029.001.13 camt.030.001.01 camt.030.001.02 camt.030.001.03 camt.030.001.04 camt.030.001.05 camt.030.001.06 |
| camt | 031.xxx.xx-035.xxx.xx |
camt.031.001.01 camt.031.001.02 camt.031.001.03 camt.031.001.04 camt.031.001.05 camt.031.001.06 camt.031.001.07 camt.032.001.01 camt.032.001.02 camt.032.001.03 camt.032.001.04 camt.032.001.05 camt.033.001.01 camt.033.001.02 camt.033.001.03 camt.033.001.04 camt.033.001.05 camt.033.001.06 camt.033.001.07 camt.034.001.01 camt.034.001.02 camt.034.001.03 camt.034.001.04 camt.034.001.05 camt.034.001.06 camt.034.001.07 camt.035.001.01 camt.035.001.02 camt.035.001.03 camt.035.001.04 camt.035.001.05 camt.035.001.06 |
| camt | 036.xxx.xx-040.xxx.xx |
camt.036.001.01 camt.036.001.02 camt.036.001.03 camt.036.001.04 camt.036.001.05 camt.036.001.06 camt.037.001.01 camt.037.001.02 camt.037.001.03 camt.037.001.04 camt.037.001.05 camt.037.001.06 camt.037.001.07 camt.037.001.08 camt.037.001.09 camt.037.001.10 camt.038.001.01 camt.038.001.02 camt.038.001.03 camt.038.001.04 camt.038.001.05 camt.039.001.01 camt.039.001.02 camt.039.001.03 camt.039.001.04 camt.039.001.05 camt.039.001.06 camt.040.001.02 camt.040.001.03 camt.040.001.04 |
| camt | 041.xxx.xx-045.xxx.xx |
camt.041.001.02 camt.041.001.03 camt.041.001.04 camt.042.001.02 camt.042.001.03 camt.042.001.04 camt.043.001.02 camt.043.001.03 camt.043.001.04 camt.044.001.01 camt.044.001.02 camt.044.001.03 camt.045.001.01 camt.045.001.02 camt.045.001.03 |
| camt | 046.xxx.xx-050.xxx.xx |
camt.046.001.01 camt.046.001.02 camt.046.001.03 camt.046.001.04 camt.046.001.05 camt.046.001.06 camt.046.001.07 camt.046.001.08 camt.047.001.01 camt.047.001.02 camt.047.001.03 camt.047.001.04 camt.047.001.05 camt.047.001.06 camt.047.001.07 camt.047.001.08 camt.048.001.01 camt.048.001.02 camt.048.001.03 camt.048.001.04 camt.048.001.05 camt.048.001.06 camt.048.001.07 camt.049.001.01 camt.049.001.02 camt.049.001.03 camt.049.001.04 camt.049.001.05 camt.049.001.06 camt.049.001.07 camt.050.001.01 camt.050.001.02 camt.050.001.03 camt.050.001.04 camt.050.001.05 camt.050.001.06 camt.050.001.07 |
| camt | 051.xxx.xx-055.xxx.xx |
camt.051.001.01 camt.051.001.02 camt.051.001.03 camt.051.001.04 camt.051.001.05 camt.051.001.06 camt.051.001.07 camt.052.001.01 camt.052.001.02 camt.052.001.03 camt.052.001.04 camt.052.001.05 camt.052.001.06 camt.052.001.07 camt.052.001.08 camt.052.001.09 camt.052.001.10 camt.052.001.11 camt.052.001.12 camt.052.001.13 camt.053.001.01 camt.053.001.02 camt.053.001.03 camt.053.001.04 camt.053.001.05 camt.053.001.06 camt.053.001.07 camt.053.001.08 camt.053.001.09 camt.053.001.10 camt.053.001.11 camt.053.001.12 camt.053.001.13 camt.054.001.01 camt.054.001.02 camt.054.001.03 camt.054.001.04 camt.054.001.05 camt.054.001.06 camt.054.001.07 camt.054.001.08 camt.054.001.09 camt.054.001.10 camt.054.001.11 camt.054.001.12 camt.054.001.13 camt.055.001.01 camt.055.001.02 camt.055.001.03 camt.055.001.04 camt.055.001.05 camt.055.001.06 camt.055.001.07 camt.055.001.08 camt.055.001.09 camt.055.001.10 camt.055.001.11 camt.055.001.12 |
| camt | 056.xxx.xx-998.xxx.xx |
camt.056.001.01 camt.056.001.02 camt.056.001.03 camt.056.001.04 camt.056.001.05 camt.056.001.06 camt.056.001.07 camt.056.001.08 camt.056.001.09 camt.056.001.10 camt.056.001.11 camt.057.001.01 camt.057.001.02 camt.057.001.03 camt.057.001.04 camt.057.001.05 camt.057.001.06 camt.057.001.07 camt.057.001.08 camt.058.001.01 camt.058.001.02 camt.058.001.03 camt.058.001.04 camt.058.001.05 camt.058.001.06 camt.058.001.07 camt.058.001.08 camt.058.001.09 camt.059.001.01 camt.059.001.02 camt.059.001.03 camt.059.001.04 camt.059.001.05 camt.059.001.06 camt.059.001.07 camt.059.001.08 camt.060.001.01 camt.060.001.02 camt.060.001.03 camt.060.001.04 camt.060.001.05 camt.060.001.06 camt.060.001.07 camt.061.001.01 camt.061.001.02 camt.062.001.01 camt.062.001.02 camt.062.001.03 camt.063.001.01 camt.063.001.02 camt.064.001.01 camt.065.001.01 camt.066.001.01 camt.066.001.02 camt.067.001.01 camt.067.001.02 camt.068.001.01 camt.068.001.02 camt.069.001.01 camt.069.001.02 camt.069.001.03 camt.069.001.04 camt.069.001.05 camt.070.001.01 camt.070.001.02 camt.070.001.03 camt.070.001.04 camt.070.001.05 camt.070.001.06 camt.071.001.02 camt.071.001.03 camt.071.001.04 camt.071.001.05 camt.072.001.01 camt.072.001.02 camt.073.001.01 camt.073.001.02 camt.074.001.01 camt.074.001.02 camt.075.001.01 camt.075.001.02 camt.078.001.01 camt.078.001.02 camt.079.001.01 camt.079.001.02 camt.080.001.01 camt.080.001.02 camt.081.001.01 camt.081.001.02 camt.082.001.01 camt.082.001.02 camt.083.001.01 camt.083.001.02 camt.084.001.01 camt.084.001.02 camt.085.001.01 camt.085.001.02 camt.086.001.01 camt.086.001.02 camt.086.001.03 camt.086.001.04 camt.086.001.05 camt.087.001.01 camt.087.001.02 camt.087.001.03 camt.087.001.04 camt.087.001.05 camt.087.001.06 camt.087.001.07 camt.087.001.08 camt.087.001.09 camt.088.001.01 camt.088.001.02 camt.088.001.03 camt.101.001.01 camt.101.001.02 camt.102.001.01 camt.102.001.02 camt.102.001.03 camt.103.001.01 camt.103.001.02 camt.103.001.03 camt.104.001.01 camt.105.001.01 camt.105.001.02 camt.105.001.03 camt.106.001.01 camt.106.001.02 camt.106.001.03 camt.107.001.01 camt.107.001.02 camt.108.001.01 camt.108.001.02 camt.109.001.01 camt.109.001.02 camt.110.001.01 camt.111.001.01 camt.111.001.02 camt.998.001.01 camt.998.001.02 camt.998.001.03 |
| canm | 001.xxx.xx-004.xxx.xx |
canm.001.001.02 canm.001.001.03 canm.001.001.04 canm.002.001.02 canm.002.001.03 canm.002.001.04 canm.003.001.02 canm.003.001.03 canm.003.001.04 canm.004.001.02 canm.004.001.03 canm.004.001.04 |
| casp | 001.xxx.xx-017.xxx.xx |
casp.001.001.01 casp.001.001.02 casp.001.001.03 casp.001.001.04 casp.001.001.05 casp.001.001.06 casp.001.001.07 casp.002.001.01 casp.002.001.02 casp.002.001.03 casp.002.001.04 casp.002.001.05 casp.002.001.06 casp.002.001.07 casp.003.001.01 casp.003.001.02 casp.003.001.03 casp.003.001.04 casp.003.001.05 casp.003.001.06 casp.003.001.07 casp.004.001.01 casp.004.001.02 casp.004.001.03 casp.004.001.04 casp.004.001.05 casp.004.001.06 casp.004.001.07 casp.005.001.01 casp.005.001.02 casp.005.001.03 casp.005.001.04 casp.005.001.05 casp.005.001.06 casp.005.001.07 casp.006.001.01 casp.006.001.02 casp.006.001.03 casp.006.001.04 casp.006.001.05 casp.006.001.06 casp.006.001.07 casp.007.001.01 casp.007.001.02 casp.007.001.03 casp.007.001.04 casp.007.001.05 casp.007.001.06 casp.007.001.07 casp.008.001.01 casp.008.001.02 casp.008.001.03 casp.008.001.04 casp.008.001.05 casp.008.001.06 casp.008.001.07 casp.009.001.01 casp.009.001.02 casp.009.001.03 casp.009.001.04 casp.009.001.05 casp.009.001.06 casp.009.001.07 casp.010.001.01 casp.010.001.02 casp.010.001.03 casp.010.001.04 casp.010.001.05 casp.010.001.06 casp.010.001.07 casp.011.001.01 casp.011.001.02 casp.011.001.03 casp.011.001.04 casp.011.001.05 casp.011.001.06 casp.011.001.07 casp.012.001.01 casp.012.001.02 casp.012.001.03 casp.012.001.04 casp.012.001.05 casp.012.001.06 casp.012.001.07 casp.013.001.01 casp.013.001.02 casp.014.001.01 casp.014.001.02 casp.014.001.03 casp.014.001.04 casp.014.001.05 casp.014.001.06 casp.014.001.07 casp.015.001.01 casp.015.001.02 casp.015.001.03 casp.015.001.04 casp.015.001.05 casp.015.001.06 casp.015.001.07 casp.016.001.01 casp.016.001.02 casp.016.001.03 casp.016.001.04 casp.016.001.05 casp.016.001.06 casp.016.001.07 casp.017.001.01 casp.017.001.02 casp.017.001.03 casp.017.001.04 casp.017.001.05 casp.017.001.06 casp.017.001.07 |
| casr | 001.xxx.xx-002.xxx.xx |
casr.001.001.01 casr.001.001.02 casr.001.001.03 casr.002.001.01 casr.002.001.02 casr.002.001.03 |
| catm | 001.xxx.xx-008.xxx.xx |
catm.001.001.01 catm.001.001.02 catm.001.001.03 catm.001.001.04 catm.001.001.05 catm.001.001.06 catm.001.001.07 catm.001.001.08 catm.001.001.09 catm.001.001.10 catm.001.001.11 catm.001.001.12 catm.001.001.13 catm.001.001.14 catm.002.001.01 catm.002.001.02 catm.002.001.03 catm.002.001.04 catm.002.001.05 catm.002.001.06 catm.002.001.07 catm.002.001.08 catm.002.001.09 catm.002.001.10 catm.002.001.11 catm.002.001.12 catm.002.001.13 catm.003.001.01 catm.003.001.02 catm.003.001.03 catm.003.001.04 catm.003.001.05 catm.003.001.06 catm.003.001.07 catm.003.001.08 catm.003.001.09 catm.003.001.10 catm.003.001.11 catm.003.001.12 catm.003.001.13 catm.003.001.14 catm.004.001.02 catm.004.001.03 catm.004.001.04 catm.004.001.05 catm.005.001.01 catm.005.001.02 catm.005.001.03 catm.005.001.04 catm.005.001.05 catm.005.001.06 catm.005.001.07 catm.005.001.08 catm.005.001.09 catm.005.001.10 catm.005.001.11 catm.006.001.01 catm.006.001.02 catm.006.001.03 catm.006.001.04 catm.006.001.05 catm.006.001.06 catm.006.001.07 catm.006.001.08 catm.007.001.01 catm.007.001.02 catm.007.001.03 catm.007.001.04 catm.007.001.05 catm.007.001.07 catm.008.001.01 catm.008.001.02 catm.008.001.03 catm.008.001.04 catm.008.001.05 catm.007.001.06 catm.008.001.06 catm.008.001.07 |
| catp | 001.xxx.xx-017.xxx.xx |
catp.001.001.01 catp.001.001.02 catp.001.001.03 catp.002.001.01 catp.002.001.02 catp.002.001.03 catp.003.001.01 catp.003.001.02 catp.003.001.03 catp.004.001.01 catp.004.001.02 catp.004.001.03 catp.005.001.01 catp.005.001.02 catp.006.001.01 catp.006.001.02 catp.006.001.03 catp.007.001.01 catp.007.001.02 catp.007.001.03 catp.008.001.01 catp.008.001.02 catp.008.001.03 catp.009.001.01 catp.009.001.02 catp.009.001.03 catp.010.001.01 catp.010.001.02 catp.010.001.03 catp.011.001.01 catp.011.001.02 catp.011.001.03 catp.012.001.01 catp.013.001.01 catp.014.001.01 catp.015.001.01 catp.016.001.01 catp.017.001.01 |
| cbrf | 001.xxx.xx-011.xxx.xx |
cbrf.001.001.01 cbrf.002.001.01 cbrf.003.001.01 cbrf.004.001.01 cbrf.005.001.01 cbrf.006.001.01 cbrf.007.001.01 cbrf.008.001.01 cbrf.009.001.01 cbrf.010.001.01 cbrf.011.001.01 |
| colr | 001.xxx.xx-010.xxx.xx |
colr.001.001.01 colr.001.001.02 colr.002.001.01 colr.002.001.02 colr.003.001.01 colr.003.001.02 colr.003.001.03 colr.003.001.04 colr.003.001.05 colr.004.001.01 colr.004.001.02 colr.004.001.03 colr.004.001.04 colr.004.001.05 colr.005.001.01 colr.005.001.02 colr.005.001.03 colr.005.001.04 colr.005.001.05 colr.005.001.06 colr.006.001.01 colr.006.001.02 colr.006.001.03 colr.006.001.04 colr.006.001.05 colr.007.001.01 colr.007.001.02 colr.007.001.03 colr.007.001.04 colr.007.001.05 colr.007.001.06 colr.008.001.01 colr.008.001.02 colr.008.001.03 colr.008.001.04 colr.008.001.05 colr.008.001.06 colr.009.001.01 colr.009.001.02 colr.009.001.03 colr.009.001.04 colr.009.001.05 colr.010.001.01 colr.010.001.02 colr.010.001.03 colr.010.001.04 colr.010.001.05 |
| colr | 011.xxx.xx-024.xxx.xx |
colr.011.001.01 colr.011.001.02 colr.011.001.03 colr.011.001.04 colr.011.001.05 colr.012.001.01 colr.012.001.02 colr.012.001.03 colr.012.001.04 colr.012.001.05 colr.013.001.01 colr.013.001.02 colr.013.001.03 colr.013.001.04 colr.013.001.05 colr.014.001.01 colr.014.001.02 colr.014.001.03 colr.014.001.04 colr.014.001.05 colr.015.001.01 colr.015.001.02 colr.015.001.03 colr.015.001.04 colr.015.001.05 colr.016.001.01 colr.016.001.02 colr.016.001.03 colr.016.001.04 colr.016.001.05 colr.019.001.01 colr.020.001.01 colr.021.001.01 colr.022.001.01 colr.023.001.01 colr.024.001.01 |
| fxtr | 007.xxx.xx-038.xxx.xx |
fxtr.007.001.03 fxtr.008.001.03 fxtr.008.001.04 fxtr.008.001.05 fxtr.008.001.06 fxtr.008.001.07 fxtr.008.001.08 fxtr.012.001.05 fxtr.013.001.02 fxtr.013.001.03 fxtr.014.001.01 fxtr.014.001.02 fxtr.014.001.03 fxtr.014.001.04 fxtr.014.001.05 fxtr.014.001.06 fxtr.015.001.01 fxtr.015.001.02 fxtr.015.001.03 fxtr.015.001.04 fxtr.015.001.05 fxtr.015.001.06 fxtr.016.001.01 fxtr.016.001.02 fxtr.016.001.03 fxtr.016.001.04 fxtr.016.001.05 fxtr.016.001.06 fxtr.017.001.01 fxtr.017.001.02 fxtr.017.001.03 fxtr.017.001.04 fxtr.017.001.05 fxtr.017.001.06 fxtr.030.001.01 fxtr.030.001.02 fxtr.030.001.03 fxtr.030.001.04 fxtr.030.001.05 fxtr.030.001.05 fxtr.030.001.06 fxtr.031.001.01 fxtr.031.001.02 fxtr.032.001.01 fxtr.032.001.02 fxtr.033.001.01 fxtr.033.001.02 fxtr.034.001.01 fxtr.034.001.02 fxtr.035.001.01 fxtr.035.001.02 fxtr.036.001.01 fxtr.036.001.02 fxtr.037.001.01 fxtr.037.001.02 fxtr.038.001.01 fxtr.038.001.02 |
| head | 001.xxx.xx-002.xxx.xx |
head.001.001.01 head.001.001.02 head.001.001.03 head.001.001.04 head.002.001.01 |
| mirs | 095.xxx.xx-095.xxx.xx |
mirs.095.001.01 |
| ncsd | 001.xxx.xx-001.xxx.xx |
ncsd.001.001.01 |
| nvlp | 001.xxx.xx-001.xxx.xx |
nvlp.001.001.01 nvlp.001.001.02 |
| pacs | 002.xxx.xx-029.xxx.xx |
pacs.002.000.01 pacs.002.001.02 pacs.002.001.03 pacs.002.001.04 pacs.002.001.05 pacs.002.001.06 pacs.002.001.07 pacs.002.001.08 pacs.002.001.09 pacs.002.001.11 pacs.002.001.12 pacs.002.001.13 pacs.002.001.14 pacs.002.001.15 pacs.002.002.02 pacs.002.002.03 pacs.002.003.02 pacs.002.003.03 pacs.003.000.01 pacs.003.001.02 pacs.003.001.03 pacs.003.001.04 pacs.003.001.05 pacs.003.001.06 pacs.003.001.07 pacs.003.001.08 pacs.003.001.09 pacs.003.001.10 pacs.003.001.11 pacs.003.002.02 pacs.003.002.03 pacs.003.003.02 pacs.003.003.03 pacs.004.000.01 pacs.004.001.02 pacs.004.001.03 pacs.004.001.04 pacs.004.001.05 pacs.004.001.06 pacs.004.001.07 pacs.004.001.08 pacs.004.001.09 pacs.004.001.10 pacs.004.001.11 pacs.004.001.12 pacs.004.001.13 pacs.004.001.14 pacs.004.002.02 pacs.004.002.03 pacs.004.003.02 pacs.004.003.03 pacs.006.001.01 pacs.007.000.01 pacs.007.001.01 pacs.007.001.02 pacs.007.001.03 pacs.007.001.04 pacs.007.001.05 pacs.007.001.06 pacs.007.001.07 pacs.007.001.08 pacs.007.001.10 pacs.007.001.11 pacs.007.001.12 pacs.007.001.13 pacs.007.002.02 pacs.007.002.03 pacs.007.003.02 pacs.007.003.03 pacs.008.000.01 pacs.008.001.01 pacs.008.001.02 pacs.008.001.03 pacs.008.001.04 pacs.008.001.05 pacs.008.001.06 pacs.008.001.07 pacs.008.001.08 pacs.008.001.09 pacs.008.001.10 pacs.008.001.11 pacs.008.001.12 pacs.008.001.13 pacs.008.002.02 pacs.008.002.03 pacs.008.003.02 pacs.008.003.03 pacs.009.001.01 pacs.009.001.02 pacs.009.001.03 pacs.009.001.04 pacs.009.001.05 pacs.009.001.06 pacs.009.001.07 pacs.009.001.08 pacs.009.001.09 pacs.009.001.10 pacs.009.001.11 pacs.009.001.12 pacs.010.001.01 pacs.010.001.02 pacs.010.001.04 pacs.010.001.05 pacs.010.001.06 pacs.028.001.01 pacs.028.001.02 pacs.028.001.03 pacs.028.001.04 pacs.028.001.05 pacs.028.001.06 pacs.029.001.01 pacs.029.001.02 |
| pain | 001.xxx.xx-010.xxx.xx |
pain.001.001.02 pain.001.001.03 pain.001.001.04 pain.001.001.05 pain.001.001.06 pain.001.001.07 pain.001.001.08 pain.001.001.09 pain.001.001.10 pain.001.001.11 pain.001.001.12 pain.002.001.02 pain.002.001.03 pain.002.001.04 pain.002.001.05 pain.002.001.06 pain.002.001.07 pain.002.001.08 pain.002.001.09 pain.002.001.10 pain.002.001.11 pain.002.001.12 pain.002.001.13 pain.002.001.14 pain.006.001.01 pain.007.001.01 pain.007.001.02 pain.007.001.03 pain.007.001.04 pain.007.001.05 pain.007.001.06 pain.007.001.07 pain.007.001.08 pain.007.001.10 pain.007.001.11 pain.007.001.12 pain.008.001.01 pain.008.001.02 pain.008.001.03 pain.008.001.04 pain.008.001.05 pain.008.001.06 pain.008.001.07 pain.008.001.09 pain.008.001.10 pain.008.001.11 pain.009.001.01 pain.009.001.02 pain.009.001.03 pain.009.001.04 pain.009.001.05 pain.009.001.06 pain.009.001.07 pain.009.001.08 pain.010.001.01 pain.010.001.02 pain.010.001.03 pain.010.001.04 pain.010.001.05 pain.010.001.06 pain.010.001.07 pain.010.001.08 |
| 011.xxx.xx-998.xxx.xx |
pain.011.001.01 pain.011.001.02 pain.011.001.03 pain.011.001.04 pain.011.001.05 pain.011.001.06 pain.011.001.07 pain.011.001.08 pain.012.001.01 pain.012.001.02 pain.012.001.03 pain.012.001.04 pain.012.001.05 pain.012.001.06 pain.012.001.07 pain.012.001.08 pain.013.001.01 pain.013.001.02 pain.013.001.03 pain.013.001.04 pain.013.001.05 pain.013.001.06 pain.013.001.07 pain.013.001.08 pain.013.001.09 pain.013.001.10 pain.013.001.11 pain.014.001.01 pain.014.001.02 pain.014.001.03 pain.014.001.04 pain.014.001.05 pain.014.001.06 pain.014.001.07 pain.014.001.08 pain.014.001.09 pain.014.001.10 pain.014.001.11 pain.017.001.01 pain.017.001.02 pain.017.001.03 pain.017.001.04 pain.018.001.01 pain.018.001.02 pain.018.001.03 pain.018.001.04 pain.998.001.01 pain.998.001.03 |
|
| reda | 001.xxx.xx-074.xxx.xx |
reda.001.001.02 reda.001.001.03 reda.001.001.04 reda.002.001.02 reda.002.001.03 reda.002.001.04 reda.003.001.02 reda.003.001.03 reda.004.001.01 reda.004.001.02 reda.004.001.03 reda.004.001.04 reda.004.001.05 reda.004.001.06 reda.004.001.07 reda.005.001.01 reda.005.001.02 reda.005.001.03 reda.006.001.01 reda.007.001.01 reda.008.001.01 reda.009.001.01 reda.010.001.01 reda.012.001.01 reda.013.001.01 reda.014.001.01 reda.014.001.02 reda.015.001.01 reda.016.001.01 reda.017.001.01 reda.017.001.02 reda.018.001.01 reda.019.001.01 reda.020.001.01 reda.021.001.01 reda.022.001.01 reda.022.001.02 reda.023.001.01 reda.029.001.01 reda.030.001.01 reda.031.001.01 reda.032.001.01 reda.033.001.01 reda.034.001.01 reda.035.001.01 reda.036.001.01 reda.037.001.01 reda.041.001.01 reda.041.001.02 reda.042.001.01 reda.043.001.01 reda.043.001.02 reda.045.001.01 reda.046.001.01 reda.047.001.01 reda.049.001.01 reda.050.001.01 reda.051.001.01 reda.056.001.01 reda.057.001.01 reda.058.001.01 reda.059.001.01 reda.060.001.01 reda.060.001.02 reda.061.001.01 reda.061.001.02 reda.066.001.01 reda.066.001.02 reda.067.001.01 reda.067.001.02 reda.068.001.01 reda.068.001.02 reda.069.001.01 reda.069.001.02 reda.070.001.01 reda.070.001.02 reda.071.001.01 reda.071.001.02 reda.072.001.01 reda.072.001.02 reda.073.001.01 reda.073.001.02 reda.074.001.01 |
| remt | 001.xxx.xx-002.xxx.xx |
remt.001.001.01 remt.001.001.02 remt.001.001.03 remt.001.001.04 remt.001.001.05 remt.001.001.06 remt.002.001.01 remt.002.001.02 remt.002.001.03 |
| rule | 001.xxx.xx-001.xxx.xx |
rule.001.001.01 |
| secl | 001.xxx.xx-010.xxx.xx |
secl.001.001.01 secl.001.001.02 secl.001.001.03 secl.001.001.04 secl.002.001.01 secl.002.001.02 secl.002.001.03 secl.002.001.04 secl.003.001.01 secl.003.001.02 secl.003.001.03 secl.003.001.04 secl.004.001.01 secl.004.001.02 secl.004.001.03 secl.004.001.04 secl.005.001.01 secl.005.001.02 secl.006.001.01 secl.006.001.02 secl.007.001.01 secl.007.001.02 secl.007.001.03 secl.008.001.01 secl.008.001.02 secl.008.001.03 secl.009.001.01 secl.009.001.02 secl.009.001.03 secl.010.001.01 secl.010.001.02 secl.010.001.03 secl.010.001.04 |
| seev | 001.xxx.xx-005.xxx.xx |
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| seev | 006.xxx.xx-010.xxx.xx |
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| seev | 011.xxx.xx-015.xxx.xx |
seev.011.001.01 seev.011.001.02 seev.011.001.03 seev.012.001.01 seev.013.001.01 seev.014.001.01 seev.015.001.01 |
| seev | 016.xxx.xx-020.xxx.xx |
seev.016.001.01 seev.017.001.01 seev.018.001.01 seev.019.001.01 seev.020.001.01 |
| seev | 021.xxx.xx-025.xxx.xx |
seev.021.001.01 seev.022.001.01 seev.023.001.01 seev.024.001.01 seev.025.001.01 |
| seev | 026.xxx.xx-030.xxx.xx |
seev.026.001.01 seev.027.001.01 seev.028.001.01 seev.029.001.01 seev.030.001.01 |
| seev | 031.xxx.xx-035.xxx.xx |
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| seev | 036.xxx.xx-039.xxx.xx |
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| seev | 040.xxx.xx-053.xxx.xx |
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| semt | 001.xxx.xx-005.xxx.xx |
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| semt | 006.xxx.xx-009.xxx.xx |
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| semt | 012.xxx.xx-015.xxx.xx |
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| semt | 016.xxx.xx-020.xxx.xx |
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| semt | 021.xxx.xx-998.xxx.xx |
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| sese | 006.xxx.xx-010.xxx.xx |
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| sese | 011.xxx.xx-014.xxx.xx |
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| sese | 018.xxx.xx-020.xxx.xx |
sese.018.001.01 sese.018.001.02 sese.018.001.03 sese.018.001.04 sese.018.001.05 sese.018.001.06 sese.018.001.07 sese.018.001.08 sese.018.001.09 sese.019.001.01 sese.019.001.02 sese.019.001.03 sese.019.001.04 sese.019.001.05 sese.019.001.06 sese.019.001.07 sese.019.001.08 sese.020.000.01 sese.020.001.01 sese.020.001.02 sese.020.001.03 sese.020.001.04 sese.020.001.05 sese.020.001.06 sese.020.001.07 sese.020.001.08 sese.020.002.01 sese.020.002.02 sese.020.002.03 sese.020.002.04 sese.020.002.05 sese.020.002.06 sese.020.001.07 |
| sese | 021.xxx.xx-025.xxx.xx |
sese.021.000.01 sese.021.001.01 sese.021.001.02 sese.021.001.03 sese.021.001.04 sese.021.001.05 sese.021.001.06 sese.021.001.07 sese.021.002.01 sese.021.002.02 sese.021.002.03 sese.021.002.04 sese.021.002.05 sese.021.002.06 sese.022.002.01 sese.022.001.01 sese.022.001.02 sese.022.001.03 sese.022.001.04 sese.022.001.05 sese.022.001.06 sese.022.001.07 sese.022.002.01 sese.022.002.02 sese.022.002.03 sese.022.002.04 sese.022.002.05 sese.022.002.06 sese.023.000.01 sese.023.001.01 sese.023.001.02 sese.023.001.03 sese.023.001.04 sese.023.001.05 sese.023.001.06 sese.023.001.07 sese.023.001.08 sese.023.001.09 sese.023.001.10 sese.023.001.11 sese.023.001.12 sese.023.002.01 sese.023.002.02 sese.023.002.03 sese.023.002.04 sese.023.002.05 sese.023.002.06 sese.023.002.07 sese.023.002.08 sese.023.002.09 sese.023.002.10 sese.023.002.11 sese.024.000.01 sese.024.001.01 sese.024.001.02 sese.024.001.03 sese.024.001.04 sese.024.001.05 sese.024.001.06 sese.024.001.07 sese.024.001.08 sese.024.001.09 sese.024.001.10 sese.024.001.11 sese.024.001.12 sese.024.001.13 sese.024.002.01 sese.024.002.02 sese.024.002.03 sese.024.002.04 sese.024.002.05 sese.024.002.06 sese.024.002.07 sese.024.002.08 sese.024.002.09 sese.024.002.10 sese.024.002.11 sese.024.002.12 sese.025.000.01 sese.025.001.01 sese.025.001.02 sese.025.001.03 sese.025.001.04 sese.025.001.05 sese.025.001.06 sese.025.001.07 sese.025.001.08 sese.025.001.09 sese.025.001.10 sese.025.001.11 sese.025.001.12 sese.025.002.01 sese.025.002.02 sese.025.002.03 sese.025.002.04 sese.025.002.05 sese.025.002.06 sese.025.002.07 sese.025.002.08 sese.025.002.09 sese.025.002.10 sese.025.002.11 |
| sese | 026.xxx.xx-030.xxx.xx |
sese.026.000.01 sese.026.001.01 sese.026.001.02 sese.026.001.03 sese.026.001.04 sese.026.001.05 sese.026.001.06 sese.026.001.07 sese.026.001.08 sese.026.001.09 sese.026.001.10 sese.026.001.11 sese.026.002.01 sese.026.002.02 sese.026.002.03 sese.026.002.04 sese.026.002.05 sese.026.002.06 sese.026.002.07 sese.026.002.08 sese.026.002.09 sese.026.002.10 sese.027.000.01 sese.027.001.01 sese.027.001.02 sese.027.001.03 sese.027.001.04 sese.027.001.05 sese.027.001.06 sese.027.001.07 sese.027.001.08 sese.027.002.01 sese.027.002.02 sese.027.002.03 sese.027.002.04 sese.027.002.05 sese.027.002.06 sese.027.002.07 sese.028.000.01 sese.028.001.01 sese.028.001.02 sese.028.001.03 sese.028.001.04 sese.028.001.05 sese.028.001.06 sese.028.001.07 sese.028.001.08 sese.028.001.09 sese.028.001.10 sese.028.001.11 sese.028.002.01 sese.028.002.02 sese.028.002.03 sese.028.002.04 sese.028.002.05 sese.028.002.06 sese.028.002.07 sese.028.002.08 sese.028.002.09 sese.028.002.10 sese.029.000.01 sese.029.001.01 sese.029.001.02 sese.029.001.03 sese.029.001.04 sese.029.001.05 sese.029.001.06 sese.029.001.07 sese.029.002.01 sese.029.002.02 sese.029.002.03 sese.029.002.04 sese.029.002.05 sese.029.002.06 sese.030.000.01 sese.030.001.01 sese.030.001.02 sese.030.001.03 sese.030.001.04 sese.030.001.05 sese.030.001.06 sese.030.001.07 sese.030.001.08 sese.030.001.09 sese.030.001.10 sese.030.002.01 sese.030.002.02 sese.030.002.03 sese.030.002.04 sese.030.002.05 sese.030.002.06 sese.030.002.07 sese.030.002.08 sese.030.002.09 |
| sese | 031.xxx.xx-035.xxx.xx |
sese.031.000.01 sese.031.001.01 sese.031.001.02 sese.031.001.03 sese.031.001.04 sese.031.001.05 sese.031.001.06 sese.031.001.07 sese.031.001.08 sese.031.001.09 sese.031.001.10 sese.031.002.01 sese.031.002.02 sese.031.002.03 sese.031.002.04 sese.031.002.05 sese.031.002.06 sese.031.002.07 sese.031.002.08 sese.031.002.09 sese.032.000.01 sese.032.001.01 sese.032.001.02 sese.032.001.03 sese.032.001.04 sese.032.001.05 sese.032.001.06 sese.032.001.07 sese.032.001.08 sese.032.001.09 sese.032.001.10 sese.032.001.11 sese.032.001.12 sese.032.002.01 sese.032.002.02 sese.032.002.03 sese.032.002.04 sese.032.002.05 sese.032.002.06 sese.032.002.07 sese.032.002.08 sese.032.002.09 sese.032.002.10 sese.032.002.11 sese.033.000.01 sese.033.001.01 sese.033.001.02 sese.033.001.03 sese.033.001.04 sese.033.001.05 sese.033.001.06 sese.033.001.07 sese.033.001.08 sese.033.001.09 sese.033.001.10 sese.033.001.11 sese.033.001.12 sese.033.002.01 sese.033.002.02 sese.033.002.03 sese.033.002.04 sese.033.002.05 sese.033.002.06 sese.033.002.07 sese.033.002.08 sese.033.002.09 sese.033.002.10 sese.033.002.11 sese.034.000.01 sese.034.001.01 sese.034.001.02 sese.034.001.03 sese.034.001.04 sese.034.001.05 sese.034.001.06 sese.034.001.07 sese.034.001.08 sese.034.001.09 sese.034.001.10 sese.034.002.01 sese.034.002.02 sese.034.002.03 sese.034.002.05 sese.034.002.06 sese.034.002.07 sese.034.002.08 sese.034.002.09 sese.035.000.01 sese.035.001.01 sese.035.001.02 sese.035.001.03 sese.035.001.04 sese.035.001.05 sese.035.001.06 sese.035.001.07 sese.035.001.08 sese.035.001.09 sese.035.001.10 sese.035.001.11 sese.035.001.12 sese.035.002.01 sese.035.002.02 sese.035.002.03 sese.035.002.04 sese.035.002.05 sese.035.002.06 sese.035.002.07 sese.035.002.08 sese.035.002.09 sese.035.002.10 sese.035.002.11 |
| sese | 036.xxx.xx-043.xxx.xx |
sese.036.000.01 sese.036.001.01 sese.036.001.02 sese.036.001.03 sese.036.001.04 sese.036.001.05 sese.036.001.06 sese.036.001.07 sese.036.001.08 sese.036.001.09 sese.036.002.01 sese.036.002.02 sese.036.002.03 sese.036.002.04 sese.036.002.05 sese.036.002.06 sese.036.002.07 sese.036.002.08 sese.037.000.01 sese.037.001.01 sese.037.001.02 sese.037.001.03 sese.037.001.04 sese.037.001.05 sese.037.001.06 sese.037.001.07 sese.037.002.01 sese.037.002.02 sese.037.002.03 sese.037.002.04 sese.037.002.05 sese.037.002.06 sese.037.002.07 sese.037.001.08 sese.038.001.01 sese.038.001.02 sese.038.001.03 sese.038.001.04 sese.038.001.05 sese.038.001.06 sese.038.001.07 sese.038.001.08 sese.038.001.09 sese.038.001.10 sese.038.002.01 sese.038.002.02 sese.038.002.03 sese.038.002.04 sese.038.002.05 sese.038.002.06 sese.038.002.07 sese.038.002.08 sese.038.002.09 sese.039.001.01 sese.039.001.02 sese.039.001.03 sese.039.001.04 sese.039.001.05 sese.039.001.06 sese.039.001.07 sese.039.002.01 sese.039.002.02 sese.039.002.03 sese.039.002.04 sese.039.002.05 sese.039.002.06 sese.040.001.01 sese.040.001.02 sese.040.001.03 sese.040.001.04 sese.040.001.01 sese.040.002.02 sese.040.002.03 sese.040.002.04 sese.040.001.05 sese.041.001.01 sese.041.001.02 sese.042.001.01 sese.042.001.02 sese.043.001.01 |
| seti | 001.xxx.xx-016.xxx.xx |
seti.001.001.01 seti.002.001.01 seti.003.001.01 seti.004.001.01 seti.005.001.01 seti.006.001.01 seti.007.001.01 seti.008.001.01 seti.009.001.01 seti.012.001.01 seti.013.001.01 seti.014.001.01 seti.015.001.01 seti.016.001.01 |
| setr | 001.xxx.xx-005.xxx.xx |
setr.001.001.02 setr.001.001.03 setr.001.001.04 setr.002.001.02 setr.002.001.03 setr.002.001.04 setr.003.001.02 setr.003.001.03 setr.003.001.04 setr.004.000.01 setr.004.001.02 setr.004.001.03 setr.004.001.04 setr.004.002.01 setr.005.001.02 setr.005.001.03 setr.005.001.04 |
| setr | 006.xxx.xx-010.xxx.xx |
setr.006.000.01 setr.006.001.02 setr.006.001.03 setr.006.001.04 setr.006.001.05 setr.006.002.01 setr.007.001.02 setr.007.001.03 setr.007.001.04 setr.008.001.02 setr.008.001.03 setr.008.001.04 setr.009.001.02 setr.009.001.03 setr.009.001.04 setr.010.000.01 setr.010.001.02 setr.010.001.03 setr.010.001.04 setr.010.002.01 |
| setr | 011.xxx.xx-015.xxx.xx |
setr.011.001.02 setr.011.001.03 setr.011.001.04 setr.012.000.01 setr.012.001.02 setr.012.001.03 setr.012.001.04 setr.012.001.05 setr.012.002.01 setr.013.001.02 setr.013.001.03 setr.013.001.04 setr.014.001.02 setr.014.001.03 setr.014.001.04 setr.015.001.02 setr.015.001.03 setr.015.001.04 |
| setr | 016.xxx.xx-023.xxx.xx |
setr.016.000.01 setr.016.001.02 setr.016.001.03 setr.016.001.04 setr.016.002.01 setr.017.001.02 setr.017.001.03 setr.017.001.04 setr.018.001.02 setr.018.001.03 setr.018.001.04 setr.019.001.01 setr.020.001.01 setr.021.001.01 setr.022.001.01 setr.023.001.01 |
| setr | 027.xxx.xx-050.xxx.xx |
setr.027.001.01 setr.027.001.02 setr.027.001.03 setr.027.001.04 setr.027.001.05 setr.029.001.01 setr.029.001.02 setr.030.001.01 setr.030.001.02 setr.030.001.03 setr.033.001.01 setr.034.001.01 setr.035.001.01 setr.036.001.01 setr.037.001.01 setr.038.001.01 setr.039.001.01 setr.040.001.01 setr.044.001.01 setr.044.001.02 setr.044.001.03 setr.044.001.04 setr.045.001.01 setr.046.001.01 setr.047.001.01 setr.047.001.02 setr.048.001.01 setr.049.001.01 setr.049.001.02 setr.050.001.01 |
| setr | 051.xxx.xx-055.xxx.xx |
setr.051.001.01 setr.051.001.02 setr.052.001.01 setr.053.001.01 setr.053.001.02 setr.054.001.01 setr.055.001.01 setr.055.001.02 |
| setr | 056.xxx.xx-066.xxx.xx |
setr.056.001.01 setr.057.001.01 setr.057.001.02 setr.058.001.01 setr.058.001.02 setr.059.001.01 setr.060.001.01 setr.061.001.01 setr.062.001.01 setr.064.001.01 setr.065.001.01 setr.066.001.01 |
| supl | 001.xxx.xx-044.xxx.xx |
supl.001.001.02 supl.001.001.03 supl.001.001.04 supl.001.001.05 supl.001.001.06 supl.001.001.07 supl.001.001.08 supl.001.001.09 supl.001.001.10 supl.001.001.11 supl.001.001.12 supl.001.001.13 supl.001.001.14 supl.001.001.15 supl.001.001.16 supl.001.001.17 supl.002.001.02 supl.002.001.03 supl.002.001.04 supl.002.001.05 supl.002.001.06 supl.003.001.02 supl.003.001.03 supl.004.001.03 supl.005.001.03 supl.006.001.02 supl.006.001.03 supl.006.001.04 supl.006.001.05 supl.006.001.06 supl.006.001.07 supl.006.001.08 supl.006.001.09 supl.006.001.10 supl.006.001.11 supl.006.001.12 supl.007.001.01 supl.007.001.02 supl.007.001.03 supl.007.001.04 supl.007.001.05 supl.007.001.06 supl.007.001.07 supl.007.001.08 supl.007.001.09 supl.007.001.10 supl.007.001.11 supl.007.001.12 supl.008.001.01 supl.008.001.02 supl.008.001.03 supl.008.001.04 supl.008.001.05 supl.008.001.07 supl.009.001.01 supl.009.001.02 supl.009.001.03 supl.009.001.04 supl.009.001.05 supl.009.001.06 supl.009.001.08 supl.009.001.09 supl.009.001.10 supl.009.001.11 supl.010.001.01 supl.010.001.02 supl.010.001.03 supl.010.001.04 supl.010.001.05 supl.010.001.06 supl.010.001.07 supl.010.001.09 supl.010.001.10 supl.011.001.01 supl.011.001.02 supl.011.001.03 supl.011.001.04 supl.011.001.05 supl.011.001.06 supl.011.001.07 supl.011.001.08 supl.011.001.09 supl.011.001.10 supl.011.001.11 supl.017.001.01 supl.025.001.01 supl.025.001.02 supl.025.001.03 supl.025.001.04 supl.025.001.05 supl.027.001.01 supl.030.001.01 supl.030.001.02 supl.030.001.04 supl.030.001.05 supl.030.001.06 supl.030.001.07 supl.030.001.08 supl.031.001.01 supl.031.001.02 supl.031.001.03 supl.031.001.04 supl.031.001.05 supl.031.001.06 supl.032.001.01 supl.032.001.02 supl.033.001.01 supl.033.001.02 supl.033.001.03 supl.034.001.01 supl.034.001.02 supl.034.001.03 supl.034.001.04 supl.034.001.05 supl.035.001.01 supl.043.001.01 supl.044.001.01 |
| trea | 001.xxx.xx-005.xxx.xx |
trea.001.001.01 trea.001.001.02 trea.002.001.01 trea.002.001.02 trea.003.001.01 trea.003.001.02 trea.004.001.01 trea.004.001.02 trea.005.001.01 trea.005.001.02 |
| trea | 006.xxx.xx-010.xxx.xx |
trea.006.001.01 trea.006.001.02 trea.007.001.01 trea.007.001.02 trea.008.001.01 trea.008.001.02 trea.009.001.01 trea.009.001.02 trea.009.001.03 trea.010.001.01 trea.010.001.02 trea.010.001.03 |
| trea | 011.xxx.xx-013.xxx.xx |
trea.011.001.01 trea.011.001.02 trea.011.001.03 trea.012.001.02 trea.012.001.03 trea.012.001.04 trea.013.001.01 |
| trck | 001.xxx.xx-005.xxx.xx |
trck.001.001.01 trck.001.001.03 trck.002.001.02 trck.003.001.01 trck.004.001.02 trck.005.001.01 trck.005.001.02 |
| tsin | 001.xxx.xx-013.xxx.xx |
tsin.001.001.01 tsin.002.001.01 tsin.003.001.01 tsin.004.001.01 tsin.005.001.01 tsin.006.001.01 tsin.007.001.01 tsin.008.001.01 tsin.009.001.01 tsin.010.001.01 tsin.011.001.01 tsin.012.001.01 tsin.013.001.01 |
| tsmt | 001.xxx.xx-005.xxx.xx |
tsmt.001.001.02 tsmt.001.001.03 tsmt.002.001.02 tsmt.002.001.03 tsmt.002.001.04 tsmt.003.001.02 tsmt.003.001.03 tsmt.004.001.01 tsmt.004.001.02 tsmt.005.001.01 tsmt.005.001.02 |
| tsmt | 006.xxx.xx-010.xxx.xx |
tsmt.006.001.02 tsmt.006.001.03 tsmt.007.001.01 tsmt.007.001.02 tsmt.008.001.02 tsmt.008.001.03 tsmt.009.001.02 tsmt.009.001.03 tsmt.009.001.04 tsmt.009.001.05 tsmt.010.001.02 tsmt.010.001.03 |
| tsmt | 011.xxx.xx-015.xxx.xx |
tsmt.011.001.02 tsmt.011.001.03 tsmt.011.001.04 tsmt.012.001.02 tsmt.012.001.03 tsmt.012.001.04 tsmt.012.001.05 tsmt.013.001.02 tsmt.013.001.03 tsmt.014.001.02 tsmt.014.001.03 tsmt.014.001.04 tsmt.014.001.05 tsmt.015.001.02 tsmt.015.001.03 |
| tsmt | 016.xxx.xx-020.xxx.xx |
tsmt.016.001.02 tsmt.016.001.03 tsmt.017.001.02 tsmt.017.001.03 tsmt.017.001.04 tsmt.017.001.05 tsmt.018.001.02 tsmt.018.001.03 tsmt.018.001.04 tsmt.018.001.05 tsmt.019.001.02 tsmt.019.001.03 tsmt.019.001.04 tsmt.019.001.05 tsmt.020.001.01 tsmt.020.001.02 |
| tsmt | 021.xxx.xx-025.xxx.xx |
tsmt.021.001.02 tsmt.021.001.03 tsmt.022.001.01 tsmt.022.001.02 tsmt.023.001.02 tsmt.023.001.03 tsmt.024.001.03 tsmt.025.001.02 tsmt.025.001.03 |
| tsmt | 026.xxx.xx-030.xxx.xx |
tsmt.026.001.01 tsmt.026.001.02 tsmt.027.001.01 tsmt.027.001.02 tsmt.028.001.02 tsmt.028.001.03 tsmt.029.001.01 tsmt.029.001.02 tsmt.030.001.02 tsmt.030.001.03 |
| tsmt | 031.xxx.xx-035.xxx.xx |
tsmt.031.001.03 tsmt.032.001.02 tsmt.032.001.03 tsmt.033.001.02 tsmt.033.001.03 tsmt.034.001.02 tsmt.034.001.03 tsmt.035.001.02 tsmt.035.001.03 |
| tsmt | 036.xxx.xx-040.xxx.xx |
tsmt.036.001.02 tsmt.036.001.03 tsmt.037.001.02 tsmt.037.001.03 tsmt.038.001.02 tsmt.038.001.03 tsmt.039.001.02 tsmt.040.001.02 tsmt.040.001.03 |
| tsmt | 041.xxx.xx-045.xxx.xx |
tsmt.041.001.02 tsmt.041.001.03 tsmt.042.001.02 tsmt.042.001.03 tsmt.044.001.01 tsmt.044.001.02 tsmt.045.001.01 tsmt.045.001.02 |
| tsmt | 046.xxx.xx-050.xxx.xx |
tsmt.046.001.01 tsmt.047.001.01 tsmt.048.001.01 tsmt.049.001.01 tsmt.050.001.01 |
| tsmt | 051.xxx.xx-055.xxx.xx |
tsmt.051.001.01 tsmt.052.001.01 tsmt.053.001.01 tsmt.054.001.01 tsmt.055.001.01 |
| tsrv | 001.xxx.xx-010.xxx.xx |
tsrv.001.001.01 tsrv.002.001.01 tsrv.003.001.01 tsrv.004.001.01 tsrv.005.001.01 tsrv.006.001.01 tsrv.007.001.01 tsrv.008.001.01 tsrv.009.001.01 tsrv.010.001.01 |
| tsrv | 011.xxx.xx-019.xxx.xx |
tsrv.011.001.01 tsrv.012.001.01 tsrv.013.001.01 tsrv.014.001.01 tsrv.015.001.01 tsrv.016.001.01 tsrv.017.001.01 tsrv.018.001.01 tsrv.019.001.01 |
SDK Error Descriptions
Exceptions encountered during the execution of any of the SDK conversion services are captured in the output parameter “errDoc.” This parameter contains the error code in either the errDoc/ConversionErrors/Error[x]/Code or the errDoc/ValidationErrors/Error[x]/Code field.
The following error codes may be generated:
- TC00100—A field was encountered that was not expected at this location.
- TC00101—The end of the MT message was encountered too soon.
- TC00102—There is a problem with the content of the field.
- TC00103—There is a problem with the field.
- TC00200—An element was encountered that was not expected at this location.
- TC00201—The end of the XML MT message was encountered too soon.
- TC00202—There is a problem with the content of the field.
- TC00901—There is a generic problem.
wm.unifi Folder
wm.unifi.convertXMLtoIData
Deprecated. This service converts an XML message into IData and validates it against schema and the generic rule book.
Input Parameters
| xmldata | String XML message. |
| MXIdentifier |
String The fully qualified name of the IS schema name for the specified XML document, for
example, wm.xmlv2.doc.camt_007_002_01:schema_camt_007_002_01. |
| validate |
String Indicates whether to validate this XML message against an XML schema and the SWIFT
generic rule book. Valid values are true and
false. |
Output Parameters
| document | IData IData representing the XML input data. |
| isValid |
String Indicates whether the XML data is a valid MX message. A value of true signifies the message is valid. A value of false signifies the message is not valid. |
| errors | IData List of errors, if any. |
wm.unifi.tranportSAA
Deprecated. This service sends an MX/MT message to SAA in XMLv2 format.
Input Parameters
| msgRef | String Message reference identifier. |
| payload | String MX/MT message payload. |
| serviceName | String The name of the SWIFT messaging service. |
| messageIdentifier | String Message identifier. |
| requestor | String The DN name of the sender (used for MX messages). |
| responder | String The DN name of the receiver (used for MX messages). |
| filename | String The full path of the output file. This file should belong to the directory configured as the inbound AFT in SAA (if using AFT mode). |
| adapterService | String The name of the WebSphere MQ Adapter service (if MQSA mode of transport is used). |
| format |
String Specifies the payload format. Valid values are MT and MX. |
| senderBIC | String The BIC code of the sender (used for MT messages). |
| receiverBIC | String BIC code of receiver (used for MT messages). |
Output Parameters
None.
wm.unifi.utils.validateRules
Deprecated. This service validates an MX message for schema conformance and proper rule definition as outlined in the SWIFT generic rule book.
Input Parameters
| Object | Object An XML element Object instance of an MX message type. |
| conformsTo | String The fully qualified name of the IS Schema against which the XML string must be validated. |
| validate |
String Indicates whether to validate this XML message against an XML schema, and the SWIFT
generic rule book. Valid values are true and
false. |
Output Parameters
| isValid |
String Indicates whether the XML data is a valid MX message. A value of true signifies the message is valid. A value of false signifies the message is not valid. |
| errors | IData List of errors, if any. |
wm.unifi.validation Folder
The services in this folder validate an MX message against the SWIFT generic rule book.
wm.unifi.validation:validateBEI
This service verifies that the BEI code exists in the SWIFT database.
true when the input xmlNode does
not contain a node element with QName as the specified TypeName. In this case the following optional
warning message is returned: “No node with the specified TypeName could be found for the entered
xmlNode.” Input Parameters
| xmlNode | Object An XML element object instance of an MX message type. |
| TypeName | String The tag name that identifies the element containing the BEI code. The service extracts the value of the element using the type name to identify it and validate the data value. |
| ErrorCode |
String The default value for the error code is Sw.Stds.D0002. You can replace it with a custom error code. |
Output Parameters
| isValid |
String The result of the MX string validation. A value of true signifies the string is valid. A value of false signifies the string is not valid. |
| errors | Document List Conditional. Errors that occur when the MX message does not pass validation. |
| error/pathName | String The complete xpath of the element for which validation failed. |
| error/errorCode | String The error code for the corresponding element. |
| error/errorMessage | String The detailed message for the error that occurred. |
| error/errorData | String The field content for which validation failed. |
wm.unifi.validation:validateBIC
This service verifies that the BIC code exists in the SWIFT database.
true when the input xmlNode does
not contain a node element with QName as the specified TypeName. In this case you receive the following
optional warning message: “No node with the specified TypeName could be found for the entered
xmlNode.” Input Parameters
| xmlNode | Object An XML element Object instance of an MX message type. |
| TypeName | String The tag name identifying the element that contains the BIC code. The service extracts the value of the element using the type name to identify it and validate the data value. |
| ErrorCode |
String The default value for the error code is Sw.Stds.D0001. You can replace it with a custom error code. |
Output Parameters
| isValid |
String The result of the MX string validation. A value of true signifies the string is valid. A value of false signifies the string is not valid. |
| errors | Document List Conditional. Errors that occur when the MX message does not pass validation. |
| error/pathName | String The complete xpath of the element for which validation failed. |
| error/errorCode | String The error code for the corresponding element. |
| error/errorMessage | String The detailed message for the error that occurred. |
| error/errorData | String The field content for which validation failed. |
wm.unifi.validation:validateCountryCode
This service verifies that the country code exists in the SWIFT database.
true when the input xmlNode does
not contain a node element with QName as the specified TypeName. In this case you receive the following
optional warning message: “No node with the specified TypeName could be found for the entered
xmlNode.” Input Parameters
| xmlNode | Object An XML element Object instance of an MX message type. |
| TypeName | String The tag name identifying the element that contains the country code. The service extracts and validates this value, using the type name to identify it. |
| ErrorCode |
String The default value for the error code is Sw.Stds.D0004. You can replace it with a custom error code. |
Output Parameters
| isValid |
String The result of the MX string validation. A value of true signifies the string is valid. A value of false signifies the string is not valid. |
| errors | Document List Conditional. Errors that occur when the MX message does not pass validation. |
| error/pathName | String The complete xpath of the element for which validation failed. |
| error/errorCode | String The error code for the corresponding element. |
| error/errorMessage | String The detailed message for the error that occurred. |
| error/errorData | String The field content for which validation failed. |
wm.unifi.validation:validateCurrencyCode
This service verifies that the currency code exists in the SWIFT database.
true when the input xmlNode does
not contain a node element with QName as the specified TypeName. In this case you receive the following
optional warning message: “No node with the specified TypeName could be found for the entered
xmlNode.” Input Parameters
| xmlNode | Object An XML element object instance of an MX message type. |
| TypeName | String The tag name that identifies the element containing the currency code. The service extracts the value of the element using the type name to identify it and validate the data value. |
| AttrName | String The attribute name that contains the value for the currency code. |
| ErrorCode |
String The default value for the error code is Sw.Stds.D0005. You can replace it with a custom error code. |
Output Parameters
| isValid |
String The result of the MX string validation. A value of true signifies the string is valid. A value of false signifies the string is not valid. |
| errors | Document List Conditional. Errors that occur when the MX message does not pass validation. |
| error/pathName | String The complete xpath of the element for which validation failed. |
| error/errorCode | String The error code for the corresponding element. |
| error/errorMessage | String The detailed message for the error that occurred. |
| error/errorData | String The field content for which validation failed. |
wm.unifi.validation:validateIBAN
This service verifies that the IBAN exists in the SWIFT database.
true when the input xmlNode does
not contain a node element with QName as the specified TypeName. In this case you receive the following
optional warning message: “No node with the specified TypeName could be found for the entered
xmlNode.” Input Parameters
| xmlNode | Object An XML element Object instance of an MX message type. |
| TypeName | String The tag name that identifies the element containing the IBAN. The service extracts the value of the element using the type name to identify it and validate the data value. |
| ErrorCode |
String The default value for the error code is Sw.Stds.D0003. You can replace it with a custom error code. |
Output Parameters
| isValid |
String The result of the MX string validation. A value of true signifies the string is valid. A value of false signifies the string is not valid. |
| errors | Document List Conditional. Errors that occur when the MX message does not pass validation. |
| error/pathName | String The complete xpath of the element for which validation failed. |
| error/errorCode | String The error code for the corresponding element. |
| error/errorMessage | String The detailed message for the error that occurred. |
| error/errorData | String The field content for which validation failed. |
wm.unifi.validation:validateMXMsg
This service performs different validations of the MX message.
Input Parameters
| xmlNode | Object An XML element object instance of an MX message type. |
| XMLV2Params | Document Reference The XMLV2Params document reference. You can configure various parameters in this document to trigger different validations for the input XMLv2 MX message instance. |
Output Parameters
| isValid |
String The result of the MX string validation. A value of true signifies the string is valid. A value of false signifies the string is not valid. |
| errors | Document List Conditional. Errors that occur when the MX message does not pass validation. |
| error/pathName | String The complete xpath of the element which failed validation. |
| error/errorCode | String The error code for the corresponding element. |
| error/errorMessage | String The detailed message for the error that occurred. |
| error/errorData | String The field content for which validation failed. |
| Message | String Provides additional information during validation, for example, “Skipping non-schema validations” and “Skipping all MX validations.” |
Process Information Section of the XMLv2 Parameters Document
| Parameter Name | Description | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Validate | Indicates to the transport service whether to validate the MX message. | ||
|
Schema Validation |
The parameters in this subsection indicate whether to perform schema validation for the MX message instance. | ||
| Name | Description | ||
| conformTo | Takes the fully qualified name of the IS schema against which schema will be performed. | ||
| Validate | Indicates whether to perform schema validation.
Valid values are true and false. |
||
| ValidateContent | Indicates whether to perform content
validation. Valid values are true and false. |
||
| NonSchemaValidation | The parameters in this subsection indicate if a non-schema (extended) validation must be performed for the MX message. | ||
| Name | Description | ||
| Validate/BIC | These parameters indicate whether to perform BIC validation for the MX message. | ||
| Name | Description | ||
| Validate | Indicates whether to perform BIC validation. Valid values
are true and false. |
||
| ErrorCode | Error code generated if validation fails. Default value is
Sw.Stds.D00001. |
||
| TypeName | Tag ID for the BIC field. | ||
| Name | Description | ||
| Validate/BEI | These parameters indicate whether to perform BEI validation for the MX message instance. | ||
| Name | Description | ||
| Validate | Indicates whether to perform BEI validation. Valid values
are true and false. |
||
| ErrorCode | Error code generated if validation fails. Default value is
Sw.Stds.D00002. |
||
| TypeName | Tag ID for the BEI field. | ||
| Name | Description | ||
| Validate/IBAN | These parameters indicate whether to perform IBAN validation for the MX message. | ||
| Validate | Indicates whether to perform IBAN validation. Valid values
are true and false. |
||
| ErrorCode | Error code generated if validation fails. Default value is
Sw.Stds.D00003. |
||
| TypeName | Tag identifier for the IBAN field. | ||
| Name | Description | ||
| Validate/Country | These parameters indicate whether to perform country code validation for the MX message. | ||
| Name | Description | ||
| Validate | Indicates whether to perform country code validation.
Valid values are true and false. |
||
| ErrorCode | Error code generated if validation fails. Default value is
Sw.Stds.D00004. |
||
| TypeName | Tag identifier for the country code field in the MX message. | ||
| Name | Description | ||
| Validate/CurrencyCode | These parameters indicate whether to perform currency code validation for the MX message. | ||
| Name | Description | ||
| Validate | Indicates whether to perform currency code validation.
Valid values are true and false. |
||
| ErrorCode | Error code generated if validation fails. Default value is
Sw.Stds.D00005. |
||
| TypeName | Tag identifier for the currency code field in the MX message. | ||
| AttrName | Attribute name that contains the value for the currency code. | ||
| Name | Description | ||
| Validate/CurrencyAmount | These parameters indicate whether to perform currency amount validation for the MX message. | ||
| Name | Description | ||
| Validate | Indicates whether to perform currency amount validation.
Valid values: true and false. |
||
| ErrorCode | Error code generated if validation fails. Default value is
Sw.Stds.D00007. |
||
| TypeName | Tag ID for the currency amount field. | ||
wm.xmlv2.dev Folder
The service in this folder creates Trading Networks items for a particular message type.
wm.xmlv2.dev:createSWIFTItems
This service creates a Data PDU document for a particular MT or MX message type.
Input Parameters
| msgTypeName |
String The type of message, for example fin.101 (MT type) or camt.029.001.01 (MX
type). The message type identifies the particular message type from the Data PDU. |
| format |
String Valid values are MT or MX. |
| finFormat |
String Optional. Defines the format of the IS document generated for the MT message type. The
following values specify how the element is formatted within the IS document:
|
| version | String Optional (required only for MT messages). Specifies the version of the SWIFT specification (for example, nov10). |
| subfieldFlag |
String Optional. Specifies whether to parse the fields in the IS document type generated for
this MT message to the subfield level. Valid values:
|
| createProcessingRule |
String Optional. Creates a default processing rule for the specified message type. Valid
values are true and false. The default is false. Note: The sh samples contain a
sample that provides more details for this parameter. For information about the samples, see webMethods SWIFT Module Samples Guide.
|
| createTPA |
String Optional. Creates a Trading Networks TPA for this message that specifies variables used in WmFIN for processing and
validation. Valid values: true or false. The default is true. |
| createDocType |
String Optional. Indicates whether to create and insert a TN document type for this message
(used to recognize an incoming message). Valid values: true or false. The default is true. |
Output Parameters
None.
wm.xmlv2.doc Folder
The service in this folder allows you to use a TPA for a message type and configure all necessary information to enable document processing.
wm.xmlv2.doc:XMLV2Params
The document type used as the TPA document. After creating a TPA for the corresponding message type, you can configure all necessary information for processing a document.
wm.xmlv2.notifications Folder
The service in this folder handles incoming delivery notifications.
wm.xmlv2.notifications:handleDeliveryNotifications
This service processes incoming MT and MX message documents as follows:
-
MT Message Delivery Notification Processing: Extracts the MIR from the Delivery Notification and searches the documents in the Trading Networks database for the Sender Reference that matches the MIR extracted from the notification.
When the search is successful, the service relates the Delivery Notification to the search results message as a “Delivery Notification.”
-
MX Message Delivery Notification Processing: Extracts the ReconciliationInfo value from the Delivery Notification and searches the Trading Networks database for the corresponding Transmission Report with the matching ReconciliationInfo value.
When the search is successful, the service relates the Delivery Notification to the Transmission Report of the MX message. The Transmission Report is, in turn, already related to the MX message that was sent.
When the relevant record is found in the Trading Networks database, this service changes the status of the Delivery Notification to “reconciled.”
Input Parameters
| bizdoc | Object The TN document type of the bizdoc. |
Output Parameters
None.
wm.xmlv2.process Folder
The services in this folder apply processing rules to documents exchanged over SAA.
wm.xmlv2.process:createSAADoc
This utility service converts a DataPDU XML element into IS DataPDU.
Input Parameters
| xmldata | String DataPDU in XML format. |
Output Parameters
| DataPDU | Document Reference An instance of the wm.swift.doc:saa_2 IS document type. |
wm.xmlv2.process:getInboundMessageType
This service identifies the category of the Data PDU input, provided in XML format, and processes it to determine the type of the incoming document from SAA.
Input Parameters
| xmldata | String The Data PDU of the incoming document in XML format. |
Output Parameters
| Type | String The type of the incoming document from SAA. |
| TransmissionReport | String Conditional. The incoming document is a Transmission Report. |
| DeliveryNotification | String Conditional. The incoming document is a Delivery Notification. |
| DeliveryReport | String Conditional. The incoming document is a Delivery Report. |
| HistoryReport | String Conditional. The incoming document is a History Report. |
| MessageStatus | String Conditional. The incoming document is a Message Status. |
| SessionStatus | String Conditional. The incoming document is a Session Status. |
wm.xmlv2.process:outbound
This service processes an outbound Trading Networks bizdoc object. This service sends the Data PDU in XML format to SAA, using the transport type specified in the corresponding TPA. Also, the service checks if signature is a content part of the input bizdoc. If it is a content part, the service appends the signature to the xml content before sending the message to SAA, using one of the supported transports (MQ or FTA).
Input Parameters
| bizdoc | Object Trading Networks BizDocEnvelope containing the SWIFT message. |
Output Parameters
None.
wm.xmlv2.process:processInbound
This service processes all inbound documents from SAA to webMethods Module for SWIFT, performing the preliminary processing of the inbound Data PDU and submitting it to Trading Networks for further processing.
Input Parameters
| xmldata | String The Data PDU in XML format. |
Output Parameters
None.
wm.xmlv2.process:reconcileInboundDocuments
This service reconciles all incoming notifications from SAA. It identifies the category of the notification and relates the notification to the original document based on the Sender Reference of the document attribute. It also updates the status of the original document depending on the incoming notification.
Input Parameters
| xmldata | String Content of the inbound MX message received from SAA in bizdoc format. |
Output Parameters
None.
wm.xmlv2.transport Folder
The service in this folder handles the routing of an incoming message in XML format.
wm.xmlv2.transport:submitDataPDU
This service persists the DataPDU in Trading Networks and routes the resultant bizdoc for further processing.
Input Parameters
| xmldata | String Populates the SenderReference and UserReference elements in the message header. |
| signature | String (optional) The signature to be appended to the generated xmlv2 message to be sent to SAA. This service attaches the signature to the bizdoc as a content part. |
Output Parameters
None.
wm.xmlv2.utils Folder
The utility services in this folder are used for message encoding.
wm.xmlv2.utils:encodeBlock4
This service encodes block 4 of an MT message to a base64 string.
Input Parameters
| block4 | String The block4 contents of the MT message. |
Output Parameters
| encodedBlock | String The base-64- encoded block 4 of the MT message included in the body section of the Data PDU for transport. |
wm.xmlv2.utils:encodeFinMessage
This service encodes block 4 of a FIN message to a base64 string. It extracts the block 4 contents from the input FIN message and encodes it to a base64 string.
Input Parameters
| finMsg | String The block 4 contents of the FIN message. |
Output Parameters
| encodedMsg | String The base-64-encoded block 4 of the FIN message. |
wm.xmlv2.utils:formatXMLV2
This service formats the XML contents of the Data PDU to a proper XMLv2 format, as follows:
- Prefix (1 byte): the hexadecimal character 0x1f.
- Length (6 bytes): the length (in bytes) of the Signature and Data PDU fields. The length is base-10 encoded as 6 ASCII characters, left padded with 0s, if needed.
-
Signature (24 bytes):
the Signature computed on the Data PDU using the HMAC-SHA256 algorithm, base-64 encoded. This
signature authenticates the originator of the Data PDU (the application or SAA), and guarantees the
integrity of the Data PDU. If this authentication is not required on the SAA side, the field must be
filled with NULL characters. Note: webMethods Module for SWIFT does not support signature generation.
-
Data PDU: the XML
structure that contains the information relevant for processing the document encoded in UTF--8
format. The first byte of this field must be the character '
<' (0x3C): byte-order marker is not supported.
Input Parameters
| message | String The Data PDU in XML format. |
| filename | String The fully qualified file name where the generated XMLv2 message is added after generation. |
| signature | String (optional) The signature to be appended to the generated xmlv2 message to be sent to SAA. If you do not specify a signature, the service fills the signature field with NULL characters. |
Output Parameters
| outMessage | String The generated formatted XMLv2 message. |
wm.xmlv2.utils:getDataPDUsFromFile
This service takes a batch file containing the Data PDUs as input and extracts all the Data PDUs from the file. It also generates a string array of the Data PDUs.
Input Parameters
| filePath | String The fully qualified name of the batch file containing multiple Data PDUs. |
Output Parameters
| DataPDUs | String List The Data PDUs extracted from the batch file. |
wm.xmlv2.utils:putInBatchFile
This service creates a batch file of the Data PDUs that is submitted to SAA for processing.
Input Parameters
| message | String The Data PDU in XML format that will be formatted and added to the batch file. |
| filename | String The fully qualified file name where the formatted Data PDU will be added. |
Output Parameters
| outMessage | String List Formatted Data PDU in XMLv2 format. |