Chapter 13 Correction View
This chapter describes the Corrections View which allows operators to correct messages
which would otherwise be non-delivered.
13.1 Correction View
Once the corrector channel has been set up correctly, and at least one user has been
configured to manage the messages in the corrector channel, the Message Correction GUI
can be used to process the messages that are pending in the corrector channel.
The Message Correction GUI offers a way to “fix” messages that are syntactically correct,
but have been faulted for other reasons.
Connecting to the Message Correction GUI The Message Correction GUI can be accessed
via a standard web browser. The default URL is http://localhost:18200 but this can change
depending on your configuration.
If you are accessing the Message Correction GUI from another machine, make sure that it
is possible to establish a connection to the port and IP address that the server is listening
on.
After an HTTP connection is established with the Message Correction Channel, the web
browser will display a web page like the one in the image below.
Figure 13.1. Correction View Login
Enter your user name in the first text box and then the password in the second box. If you
want the web browser to remember the user name, click on the “Remember username?”
checkbox. Click on the “Login” button to log in.
Provided that you have entered the correct user name and password, you will now see the
main interface of the Message Correction GUI.
Correction View
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