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RTAM Responder Properties

When you create a RTAM responder, you enter the name and the configuration details for the responder through the RulePoint user interface.

The following table describes the configuration properties of a RTAM responder:

Property	Description
Name	Name of the responder. The responder name must be unique.
Description	Description of the responder. The description is optional.
Type	Select RTAM Responder .
To	The user name of the RTAM user who would receive the alert.
Groups	(Optional) A group address to receive the Response message as defined by your RTAM administrator.
Subject	The subject of the alert.
Body	The body of the alert. You can format the body as text or using simple HTML tags, such as <B>, <I>, <UL>, <BR>.
Actions	(Optional) A semicolon-delimited list of comma-delimited name-link pairs for actions to show in the RTAM interface for this alert. For example, ActionName1, ActionLink1; ActionName2, ActionLink2
Channels	(Optional) A semicolon-delimited list of channels to deliver the alert to. The default value is blank.
Header	(Optional) The header information for the alert, which the user can view in RTAM.
Metadata	Additional information or metadata.
Message Priority	The priority to place on the RTAM alert. Different priorities function differently within RTAM. The range in ascending order is 0 to 5, 5 being the highest priority. The priority 0 indicates that the message is not yet prioritized.
Marshaller Class Name	Class name of the marshaller.
Marshaller Properties	Key-value pairs to pass as properties of the marshaller.

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