Check Image Document Generate
Check Image Document Generate
Check Image Document Generate is a jXchange service designed to allow consumers to retrieve statements, notices, and other documents housed in a check image provider's system.
Message Flow
In jXchange, the Check Image Document Generate
service uses a typical exchange of MType
messages to allow a consumer to search and retrieve statements, notices,
and other documents housed in a check image provider's system.
Primary Request
The consumer forwards the ChkImgDocGenRq_MType
message to the
service provider.
The message contains the following simple elements:
- DocId
- DocContentType
- OFIRsDlvryType
- DocTmpltType
The message contains the following complex elements:
Custom_CType
MsgRqHdr_CType
Primary Response
The service provider returns the ChkImgDocGenRs_MType
message
to the consumer.
The message contains the following simple elements:
- DocId
- DocStatId
- DocImg
- OFIFileName
- ElecDocStat
- ElecDocStatDesc
The message contains the following complex elements:
Custom_CType
MsgRsHdr_CType
Check Image Document Generate Behavior
The Check Image Document Generate service behavior is as follows.
Using the Document Identifier (DocId), a consumer can request that a statement, notice, or other document be generated.
ChkImgDocGen
supports the following means of delivering statement, notice,
or other document-type data to a consumer:
- InLine (DocImg): If DocImg is 3 MB or less.
- OFI: If DocImg exceeds 3 MB.
- The provider can fault a consumer request for InLine file delivery when DocImg exceeds 3 MB.
A consumer uses ChkImgDocGenInq
looping until the message returns Complete
(Cmplt) before retrieving the generated OFI File.
When a consumer submits a ChkImgDocGen
request, the provider has the
following options:
- If Operational File Integration Response Delivery Type (OFIRsDlvryType) = false, the provider can provide the Document Image (DocImg) if less than 3 MB.
- If Operational File Integration Response Delivery Type (OFIRsDlvryType) = false and Document Image (DocImg) exceeds 3 MB, the provider can respond with a fault indicating they cannot support the request because of the DocImg file size.
- If Operational File Integration Response Delivery Type (OFIRsDlvryType) = true and the Operational File Integration File Name (OFIFileName) is already available, the provider can return the (OFIFileName) in the response.
- If Operational File Integration Response Delivery Type (OFIRsDlvryType) = true and the Operational File Integration File Name (OFIFileName) is not available, the provider returns the Document Status Identifier (DocStatId) in the response. DocStatId serves as the service ticket to track delivery of the OFIFileName through inquiry.
Provider is not bound to deliver a response in the manner requested by the consumer as the consumer has no knowledge of the size of the statement, notice, or other document type they are requesting.
The provider publishes Enterprise Event 50030 upon delivery of the OFI File to the OFI processor.
ODI/OFI publishes Enterprise Event 50040 upon verified receipt of the OFI File from data provider.
The consumer listening for 50040 receives notification that an OFI file is available to them.
Adhere to OFI Architectural guidelines.
ChkImgDocGenRq_MType
ChkImgDocGenRq_MType
is a message MType
element.
Contains:
Custom_CType
MsgRqHdr_CType
Simple Elements
The following simple elements are contained within this message.
- DocContentType
- Identifies content to include when returning a statement or other document.
Canonical values are:
- TextOnly
- Full
The default value is Full.
- DocId
- Document name, number, or other identifying value.
- DocTmpltType
- Identifies if a document should be generated in its original stored format or in
a current format if the format was changed. Canonical values are:
- Orig
- Cur
This element is a hybrid open enumeration.
- OFIRsDlvryType
- Answers the question: should the response to the batch request
return in the OFI application only? Canonical values are:
- false
- true
Custom_CType
Custom_CType
is a complex CType
element.
This element is optional.
MsgRqHdr_CType
MsgRqHdr_CType
is a complex CType
element. This is
the default message request header.
Contains:
AuthenUsrCred_CType
jXchangeHdr_CType
Simple Elements
The following simple elements are contained within this complex.
- AuthenProdCred
- Authentication of the Consumer Product Credentials in the form of a WS Security element that contains a single SAML V2.0 Assertion.
AuthenUsrCred_CType
AuthenUsrCred_CType
is a complex CType
element. This element represents authentication of the end-user credentials in
the form of a WS Security element that contains a single SAML V2.0
Assertion.
Simple Elements
The following simple elements are contained within this complex.
- Security
- Defines the wsse:Security SOAP header element per section 4.
jXchangeHdr_CType
jXchangeHdr_CType
is a complex
CType
element.
Simple Elements
The following simple elements are contained within this complex.
- AuditUsrId
- The user ID that the consumer would like written in the audit as performing the requested service. It varies, but it could be the same as the user ID. It is not used to authenticate. It is used to audit the Soap Header Fault.
- AuditWsId
- The workstation ID that the consumer would like written in the audit as performing the requested service for the Soap Header Fault. It varies, but it could be the same as the user ID.
- AuthenUsrId
- The user ID which the consumer would like the service provider to
authenticate with for the Soap Header Fault. It is a user ID that the provider
understands.
This element deprecates in accordance with XSD contract tenets. Effective date: 2017–01–01. The new complex element for user authentication credentials was added to both the Search Message Request Header
SrchMsgRqHdr_CType
and the Message Request HeaderMsgRqHdr_CType
. AuthenUsrId is ignored by the service providers when the authentication user credentialsAuthenUsrCred_CType
package is delivered. The expectation is that the password credentials and the user name token are provided in the authentication user credential complex element in accordance with the standards established by WS-Security. - BusCorrelId
- The correlation identification as related to business functions and activities.
- ConsumerName
- The name of the service consumer (business name) for the Soap Header Fault.
- ConsumerProd
- The name of the product which is consuming the service (business product name) for the Soap Header Fault.
- InstEnv
- An identification provided by the consumer that defines the
environment in which the institution is operating. Canonical values are:
- Prod
- InstRtId
- The identification of the entity of the submitted message. A
financial institution entity uses the routing transit or nine-digit number
assigned to financial institutions for routing as assigned by the American
Bankers Association. Any leading zeros must be provided for a complete routing
and transit number. A non-financial institution entity should use a mutually
agreed upon identification that must contain at least one non-integer character.
The canonical value is JHA.
The element is required in all message requests.
- jXLogTrackingId
- An identification provided by jXchange to be able to trace the request and response of a message from the third-party gateway, internal gateway, and service provider for the Soap Header Fault.
- JxVer
- Contains the version jXchange is running for the Soap Header Fault.
- ValidConsmName
- The consumer name that can be validated by enterprise governance. The canonical values are managed in a consumer/product enterprise table. The canonical value is: JHA.
- ValidConsmProd
- The consumer product name that can be validated by enterprise governance. The canonical values are managed in a consumer/product enterprise table.
- WorkflowCorrelId
- The correlation identification as related to workflow functions and activities.
jXchangeHdr_CType Deprecation Details
- AuthenUsrId
- The user ID which the consumer would like the service provider to
authenticate with for the Soap Header Fault. It is a user ID that the provider
understands.
This element deprecates in accordance with XSD contract tenets. Effective date: 2017–01–01. The new complex element for user authentication credentials was added to both the Search Message Request Header
SrchMsgRqHdr_CType
and the Message Request HeaderMsgRqHdr_CType
. AuthenUsrId is ignored by the service providers when the authentication user credentialsAuthenUsrCred_CType
package is delivered. The expectation is that the password credentials and the user name token are provided in the authentication user credential complex element in accordance with the standards established by WS-Security.
ChkImgDocGenRs_MType
ChkImgDocGenRs_MType
is a message MType
element.
Contains:
Custom_CType
MsgRsHdr_CType
Simple Elements
The following simple elements are contained within this message.
- DocId
- Document name, number, or other identifying value.
- DocImg
- The document image.
- DocStatId
- The identification to use to find the status of a statement or other document request.
- ElecDocStatDesc
- The description of the status of an existing electronic document.
- ElecDocStat
- The status of an existing electronic document.
- OFIFileName
- The name of the file delivered to OFI.
Custom_CType
Custom_CType
is a complex CType
element.
This element is optional.
MsgRsHdr_CType
MsgRsHdr_CType
is a complex
CType
element. This is the default message response
header.
Contains:
jXchangeHdr_CType
MsgRecInfoArray_AType
jXchangeHdr_CType
jXchangeHdr_CType
is a complex
CType
element.
Simple Elements
The following simple elements are contained within this complex.
- AuditUsrId
- The user ID that the consumer would like written in the audit as performing the requested service. It varies, but it could be the same as the user ID. It is not used to authenticate. It is used to audit the Soap Header Fault.
- AuditWsId
- The workstation ID that the consumer would like written in the audit as performing the requested service for the Soap Header Fault. It varies, but it could be the same as the user ID.
- AuthenUsrId
- The user ID which the consumer would like the service provider to
authenticate with for the Soap Header Fault. It is a user ID that the provider
understands.
This element deprecates in accordance with XSD contract tenets. Effective date: 2017–01–01. The new complex element for user authentication credentials was added to both the Search Message Request Header
SrchMsgRqHdr_CType
and the Message Request HeaderMsgRqHdr_CType
. AuthenUsrId is ignored by the service providers when the authentication user credentialsAuthenUsrCred_CType
package is delivered. The expectation is that the password credentials and the user name token are provided in the authentication user credential complex element in accordance with the standards established by WS-Security. - BusCorrelId
- The correlation identification as related to business functions and activities.
- ConsumerName
- The name of the service consumer (business name) for the Soap Header Fault.
- ConsumerProd
- The name of the product which is consuming the service (business product name) for the Soap Header Fault.
- InstEnv
- An identification provided by the consumer that defines the
environment in which the institution is operating. Canonical values are:
- Prod
- InstRtId
- The identification of the entity of the submitted message. A
financial institution entity uses the routing transit or nine-digit number
assigned to financial institutions for routing as assigned by the American
Bankers Association. Any leading zeros must be provided for a complete routing
and transit number. A non-financial institution entity should use a mutually
agreed upon identification that must contain at least one non-integer character.
The canonical value is JHA.
The element is required in all message requests.
- jXLogTrackingId
- An identification provided by jXchange to be able to trace the request and response of a message from the third-party gateway, internal gateway, and service provider for the Soap Header Fault.
- JxVer
- Contains the version jXchange is running for the Soap Header Fault.
- ValidConsmName
- The consumer name that can be validated by enterprise governance. The canonical values are managed in a consumer/product enterprise table. The canonical value is: JHA.
- ValidConsmProd
- The consumer product name that can be validated by enterprise governance. The canonical values are managed in a consumer/product enterprise table.
- WorkflowCorrelId
- The correlation identification as related to workflow functions and activities.
jXchangeHdr_CType Deprecation Details
- AuthenUsrId
- The user ID which the consumer would like the service provider to
authenticate with for the Soap Header Fault. It is a user ID that the provider
understands.
This element deprecates in accordance with XSD contract tenets. Effective date: 2017–01–01. The new complex element for user authentication credentials was added to both the Search Message Request Header
SrchMsgRqHdr_CType
and the Message Request HeaderMsgRqHdr_CType
. AuthenUsrId is ignored by the service providers when the authentication user credentialsAuthenUsrCred_CType
package is delivered. The expectation is that the password credentials and the user name token are provided in the authentication user credential complex element in accordance with the standards established by WS-Security.
MsgRecInfoArray_AType
MsgRecInfoArray_AType
is an array
AType
element. This is an array of messages that can be
returned in a response.
Contains:
MsgRec_CType
MsgRec_CType
MsgRec_CType
is a complex
CType
element.
Simple Elements
The following simple elements are contained within this complex.
- ErrCat
- The Soap Header Fault error category.
- ErrCode
- The error code.
- ErrDesc
- The Soap Header Fault error description.
- ErrElem
- The Soap Header Fault when an error or fault occurs. This optional element contains the element which is causing the error condition.
- ErrElemVal
- The Soap Header Fault when an error or fault occurs. This optional element contains the value of the element which is causing the error condition.
- ErrLoc
- The Soap Header Fault error location. This is typically the program that generated the error condition.