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To create the server you need a support object called Jetty Server [[image:Main.Images.Microlearning.WebHome@intermediate-rest-webservice-connectivity-configuration--jetty-server.png]] After you have added the Jetty Server to the canvas you can open it and fill in the details.

Alternatively you can determine the namespace prefix and the namespace itself, just as you can in the support object called Xpath expression. [[image:Main.Images.Microlearning.WebHome@intermediate-create-your-transformations-FlatFileTransformation-xml2flat-Step4.png]] **Filling in the correct xpath expression per column** For each column you have just generated you now have to define the xpath expression.

By selecting this option in Design you notify eMagiz that you want to process EDI messages and eMagiz will as a result add the relevant support objects to your flow. {{warning}}This functionality for EDI messages only works in the new runtime architecture.

Once the flow is opened please enter "Start Editing" mode and navigate to the Support object tab in the right panel. In here open the SFTP (caching) session factory that is used to connect to the SFTP.

As a result, you can use XPath expressions on JSON messages within the following components (related to XPath): * XPath header enricher * XPath transformer * XPath router To activate the functionality, simply link the JSON source factory support object to one of these components to achieve the desired result.

. ==== 3.4.1 Format File Name Generator ==== The first option is the format file name generator. This is a support object in eMagiz [[image:Main.Images.Microlearning.WebHome@crashcourse-messaging-drop-files--drop-file-format-file-name-generator.png]] This component has several tokens available that can be replaced with values.

The result should be something as follows: [[image:Main.Images.Microlearning.WebHome@novice-soap-webservice-connectivity-soap-headers--mapping-from-message-header.png]] Once you are satisfied you can press Save and link the support object to the web service outbound gateway. With this information, you can place SOAP Headers on message headers and vice versa every time you need it. == 4.

The next step is to move back to the flow and add the support object called SSL web service message sender.

To ensure that the HTTP security in the new 3rd generation runtime works as before, you need to add a support object of the type "HTTP Security." In this "HTTP Security" support object, you only need to define "Disabled" in the Security drop-down.

In the context of eMagiz, this means that every flow has its unique support object (that is generated by default) to support this functionality.