This notification type has two flavors. Application/x-www-form-urlencoded is the simplest form and is encoded similar to the part of the HTTP GET URL after the ? mark. The code will automatically flip to the more complex multipart-form-data notification format, if an image is being included in the notification.

HttpBodyContentType setting

application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Note

The code may on the fly change the type to multipart/form-data if it has to include an image as requested by the job flags.

HttpUrlTemplate setting

http://%{Destination}/ConcordFaxDeliveryNotification.Asp

OR

https:%{Destination}/abc.xyz

Note

  • %{Destination} token is replaced from the contents of the NotifyDestination field for the job, if the NotifyDestination does not start with ‘http’ or ‘https’.

  • If the %{Destination} field starts with ‘http’ or ‘https’ then it completely replaces this Template setting with a job specified notification.

  • For security reasons you may want to use the Https protocol.

HttpBodyTemplate setting

AccountId=%{AccountId}&ReferenceId=%{ReferenceId}&FaxJobId=%{FullMessageId}&FaxJobStatusId=%{StatusId}&StatusDescription=%{Status}&PageCount=%{NumPages}&FaxDeliveryDateTime=%{TimeSent}&FaxDeliveryDuration=%{CallDuration}&RemoteFaxCSID=%{RemoteCSID}&ErrorCode=%{ErrorResult}&ErrorString=%{ErrorString}

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