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Hello, I want to have all subfolders (Inbox, Outbox, Error,...) inside a folder named as the partner "name", instead of "as2_id". The goal is to have an automated folder's creation instead to modify "config.xml" for each new partner. It's working for the module " org.openas2.processor.storage.MessageFileModule" module enabled="$properties.module.MessageFileModule.enabled$" classname="org.openas2.processor.storage.MessageFileModule" filename="$properties.storageBaseDir$/$msg.sender.name$/Inbox/$msg.content-disposition.filename$"...

Hello, I want to have all subfolders (Inbox, Outbox, Error,...) inside a folder named as the partner "name", instead of "as2_id". The goal is to have an automated folder's creation instead to modify "config.xml" for each new partner. It's working for the module " org.openas2.processor.storage.MessageFileModule" module enabled="$properties.module.MessageFileModule.enabled$" classname="org.openas2.processor.storage.MessageFileModule" filename="$properties.storageBaseDir$/$msg.sender.name$/Inbox/$msg.content-disposition.filename$"...

Hello, I want to have all subfolders (Inbox, Outbox, Error,...) inside a folder named as the partner "name", instead of "as2_id". The goal is to have an automated folder's creation instead to modify "config.xml" for each new partner. It's working for the module " org.openas2.processor.storage.MessageFileModule" module enabled="$properties.module.MessageFileModule.enabled$" classname="org.openas2.processor.storage.MessageFileModule" filename="$properties.storageBaseDir$/$msg.sender.name$/Inbox/$msg.content-disposition.filename$"...

Hello, I want to have all subfolders (Inbox, Outbox, Error,...) inside a folder named as the partner "name", instead of "as2_id". The goal is to have an automated folder's creation instead to modify "config.xml" for each new partner. It's working for the module " org.openas2.processor.storage.MessageFileModule" module enabled="$properties.module.MessageFileModule.enabled$" classname="org.openas2.processor.storage.MessageFileModule" filename="$properties.storageBaseDir$/$msg.sender.name$/Inbox/$msg.content-disposition.filename$"...

Hello, I want to have all subfolders (Inbox, Outbox, Error,...) inside a folder named as the partner "name", instead of "as2_id". The goal is to have an automated folder's creation instead to modify "config.xml" for each new partner. It's working for the module " org.openas2.processor.storage.MessageFileModule" module enabled="$properties.module.MessageFileModule.enabled$" classname="org.openas2.processor.storage.MessageFileModule" filename="$properties.storageBaseDir$/$msg.sender.name http://msg.sender.name$/Inbox/$msg.content-disposition.filename$"...

Hello, There is something I'm doing wrong because the CORS error still appears. When launcged the OpenAS2 server print : FINE RestCommandProcessor: Exposing the Jersey application at https://myserver.mydomain.com:8443 The connection the port 8443 works : curl https://myserver.mydomain.com:8443 -vv Connected to myserver.mydomain.com (111.11.111.11) port 8443 (#0) Server certificate: subject: CN=*.mydomain.com GET / HTTP/1.1 Host: myserver.mydomain.com:8443 User-Agent: curl/7.52.1 Accept: / And by...

Hello, My DNS is set up, I can access my server using the domain name. My question is on the login screen of the API REST, it's default parameter is "https://127.0.0.1:8443/api". Maybe I should use my domain instead ? I have try to change it in the "config.xml" in "baseuri" line, but the CORS error still appears. So maybe I should update the source code and run the compilator again ? My certificates added in "ssl_certs.jks" seems working, I have positive responses with openssl and curl on both servers...

Hello, How can I update the source code to allow ".mydommain.com" in the CORS policy ? Maybe I need to access "http://myserver.mydomain.com:8443/api" instead of 127.0.0.1 . Regards.