This transaction type would allow you to specify your own XML data, not following a SOAP convention, but instead a simpler protocol of your own choosing. We do not specify at all what may be contained in your XML but it can be anything from the specified token list.
HttpBodyContentType setting
text/xml
HttpUrlTemplate setting
http://%{Destination}/ConcordFaxDeliveryNotification.Asp
OR
https:%{Destination}/abc.xyz
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HttpBodyTemplate setting
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<?xml version="1.0"encoding="utf8"?> <FaxInformation> <FaxNumber>%{FaxNumber}</FaxNumber> <Country>%{Country}</Country> <FullMessageId>%{FullMessageId}</FullMessageId> <Status>%{Status}</Status> <StatusId>%{StatusId}</StatusId> <ErrorString>%{ErrorString}</ErrorString> <ErrorCode>%{ErrorCode}</ErrorCode> <ErrorClass>%{ErrorClass}</ErrorClass> <ErrorExtra>%{ErrorExtra}</ErrorExtra> <ReferenceId>%{ReferenceId}</ReferenceId> <OriginalSubject>%{OriginalSubject}</OriginalSubject> <Subject>%{Subject}</Subject> <OriginalTime>%{OriginalTime}</OriginalTime> <TimeSent>%{TimeSent}</TimeSent> <NumPages>%{NumPages}</NumPages> <CallDuration>%{CallDuration}</CallDuration> <FaxSpeed>%{FaxSpeed}</FaxSpeed> <ErrorResult>%{ErrorResult}</ErrorResult> <AccountId>%{AccountId}</AccountId> <RemoteCSID>%{RemoteCSID}</RemoteCSID> <DeliveredImage>%{DeliveredImage}</DeliveredImage> <RecptName>%{RecptName}</RecptName> <Company>%{Company}</Company> </FaxInformation> |