Formatting the Body of an Email Message as HTML

16-10 Oracle Fusion Middleware Developers Guide for Oracle SOA Suite Figure 16–5 IM Dialog To configure the IM notification channel: 1. Enter information for each field as described in Table 16–4 .

2. Click OK.

The BPEL fragment that invokes the notification service for IM notification is created. 3. See Table 16–1 on page 16-3 for additional configuration procedures to perform.

16.3.3 How to Configure the SMS Notification Channel

When you select SMS from the Component Palette, the SMS dialog appears. Figure 16–6 shows the required SMS notification parameters. Table 16–4 IM Notification Parameters Name Description To The IM address to which the message is to be delivered. Enter the address manually or click the XPath Expression Builder icon to display the Expression Builder dialog to dynamically enter an account. Body The IM message body. This can be plain text or dynamic text. The XPath Expression Builder can set dynamic text based on data from process variables that you specify. Using the Notification Service 16-11 Figure 16–6 SMS Dialog To configure the SMS notification channel: 1. Enter information for each field as described in Table 16–5 .

2. Click OK.

The BPEL fragment that invokes the notification service for SMS notification is created. 3. See Table 16–1 on page 16-3 for additional configuration procedures to perform. Table 16–5 SMS Notification Parameters Name Description From Number The telephone number from which to send the SMS notification. This can be a static telephone number entered at the time the message is created or a dynamic telephone number from the payload. The XPath Expression Builder can get the dynamic telephone number from the input. See Section 16.3.5, How to Select Email Addresses and Telephone Numbers Dynamically. Telephone Number Select a method for specifying the telephone number to which to deliver the message: ■ A static telephone number entered at the time the message is created. ■ A telephone number retrieved using the identity service. ■ A dynamic telephone number from the payload. The XPath Expression Builder can get the dynamic telephone number from the input. Subject The subject of the SMS message. This can be plain text or dynamic text. The XPath Expression Builder can set dynamic text based on data from process variables that you specify. Body The SMS message body. This must be plain text. This can be plain text or dynamic text as described for the Subject parameter.