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GetTransaction

Retrieves the transaction associated with a message, which can be used to view the actual content of that message. Note that the JSON version of this method returns a single string, which is the XML representation of the transaction.

URL

https://secure.healthx.com/api/messagingv1/thread/{trackingID}/transaction/{transactionID}

HTTP Method

GET

Parameters

  • trackingID: The tracking ID.
  • transactionID: The transaction ID, in GUID format (xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx).


Response

<Transaction xmlns="http://schemas.datacontract.org/2004/07/Healthx.Foundation.Messaging" xmlns:i="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
    <AddDateTime>2011-12-13T11:55:48.67</AddDateTime>
    <Attachments/>
    <Data>
        <Data>
            <Item>
                <IsEncrypted>false</IsEncrypted>
                <Label>First Name</Label>
                <Name>FIRST_NAME_MEMBER</Name>
                <Type>TextBox</Type>
                <Value>Tessie</Value>
                <Visible>true</Visible>
    
        </Item>
            <Item>
                <IsEncrypted>false</IsEncrypted>
                <Label>Last Name</Label>
                <Name>LAST_NAME_MEMBER</Name>
                <Type>TextBox</Type>
                <Value>Fryer</Value>
                <Visible>true</Visible>
            </Item>
        </Data>
        <FormName>Ask A Question</FormName>
     </Data>
    <DateRead i:nil="true"/>
    <NextTransaction i:nil="true"/>
    <ObjectID>ff22bd27-0d7a-4529-8aa0-f4dba7ae9f38</ObjectID>
    <PrevTransaction>e7e85761-1023-4cfa-8541-c4f79dd9df27</PrevTransaction>
    <ProcessStepID>72d025b3-bfd7-4b78-a648-720459beae85</ProcessStepID>
    <Recipient>5cdb282f-7d14-476a-a135-a2ec7d9d4c0e</Recipient>
    <RecipientType>User</RecipientType>
    <Sender>5cdb282f-7d14-476a-a135-a2ec7d9d4c0e</Sender>
    <Status>Cancelled</Status>
    <TrackingID>1268887</TrackingID>
    <TransactionID>a7d18669-55ae-48dd-ad09-e3863f5d5b51</TransactionID>
</Transaction>
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