Technical information

INSTALLATION AND ADMINISTRATION GUIDE
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-t {html | text |
xml}
Response format.
<file> The name of the XML file you are sending to the server.
<attachment> The name of a file you want to add.
Notes
When entering a URL, the following format is required:
[transport://] <host> [:port number]
Where:
transport: vxmld.
<host> Name of the fax server.
port number Port number that the fax server uses to send faxes.
Fax-submit document
The fax-submit document describes the elements necessary to set up and send a fax on an XML-F compliant system.
The fax-submit document has the following basic structure (this example is simplified):
fax-submit
account (required)
id (required)
subid (zero or one)
mail-address (zero or one)
recipient (one or more)
personal-name (zero or one)
company-name (zero or one)
fax-number or canonical-fax (required)
voice-number or canonical-voice (zero or one)
sender (required)
personal-name (required)
company-name (zero or one)
fax-number or canonical-fax (zero or one)
voice-number or canonical-voice (zero or one)
subject (zero or one)
content (required)
body (zero or more)
application-reference (zero or one)
command-reference (zero or one)
Element Description
account The account contains the information necessary to identify the user of the service. Authentication is
left to the transport and implementation, the account structure contains an ID intended to identify the
billing entity and a sub-ID to be used for grouping of departments or users within the billing entity. The
account also specifies a mail-address that is an email channel available for the fax service to use for
error or other messages.
recipient The recipient defines one or more people for whom this fax transmission is ultimately intended. A fax
submission must have at least one recipient, however, the recipient need only have fax-number
defined.
sender The sender entry is required, with at least the personal name entered for a sender.
subject The subject is optional.