Kofax Communication Server 9.2.0 - Manual (Page 11)

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Kofax Communication Server Release Notes 11
This behavior is controlled by a new registry value “HKLM\Software\Topcall\TCLINKMQ
\Options\MessageSegmentation” that can take the following values:
▪ 0: Message segmentation is disabled (default value)
▪ 1: Message segmentation is enabled
It might be necessary to increase the log file size and numbers of the queue manager.
Note MQ Message Segmentation does not work with character conversion. Character
conversion is only performed for TOM transaction files if requested by the application calling
MQGet.
TC/LINK-MQ: SSL Connection to Message Queue Server
TC/LINK-MQ can now connect to IBM WebSphere MQ Server using SSL. (SPR00121425)
For more information, see:
▪ TC/LINK-MQ Technical Manual, version 2.26.00 edition 4
Chapter Appendix - TC/LINK-MQ with SSL
TC/MWA-MX: Support of Microsoft Exchange 2010
TC/MWA-MX now supports Microsoft Exchange 2010. (SPR00092313)
For more information, see:
▪ TC/MWA-MX Technical Manual, version 1.03.00 edition 2
TC/LINK-MX7: Support of Microsoft Exchange Server 2013
TC/LINK-MX7 now supports Exchange Server 2013 (cumulative update 1 or later).
(SPR00119847)
Note Exchange Server 2013 is not supported with TC/MWA-MX and TC/SPI-MX.
TC/LINK-SM: Configurable Default Character Set
You can configure how TC/LINK-SM interprets MIME header fields that contain special
characters if no character set is specified. Previously, the character set was hard-coded to
ISO-8859-1. ISO-8859-1 is also the new default value. (SPR00122876)
The character set is configured by the registry value TCMIME\DefaultCharset. Supported
values are: windows-xxxx, ISO-8859-X, us-ascii. The value is treated as case-insensitive.
For more information, see:
▪ TC/LINK-SM / TC/LINK-OC Technical Manual, version 2.07.00 edition 14
Chapter Appendix - Registry Keys Used by TC/LINK-SM
TC/LINK-SM: Keep Empty Attachments
You can configure TC/LINK-SM to keep empty attachments. Previously, zero-length
attachments were silently deleted. This is also the current default behavior. (SPR00111345)