Accessing Correspondence Reviewer

When accessing Correspondence Reviewer, a request is sent to the SSSP application. The paused Messages are retrieved from the Message storage in the runtime repository and the corresponding documents are listed in the application.

By filtering and sorting the searches in the URL, only a selection of documents is listed in the application. See Filtering and sorting searches.

Note:

Because the web browser shares session context between tabs, it is not supported to run Correspondence Reviewer in more than one tab in the web browser.

The URL to access Correspondence Reviewer looks like the following:

http://<Host>:<Port>/<Name>_reviewer/?domain=<Application domain>&restore=true&locale=<Locale>

Where:

•	<Host> – Is the host name or IP address of the computer that runs the Java application server.

•	<Port> – Is the port that the Java application server listens to, by default 8080.

•	<Name>_reviewer – Is the name of the Reviewer application, set by the management gateway when deploying the web application. See Deployment in Control Center.

•	domain=<Application domain> – Is the application domain to be accessed. This parameter is required if the Reviewer application is connected to several application domains.

•	restore=true – Is a parameter used to return the end-user to the same view in Correspondence Reviewer after editing a document in Ad Hoc Correspondence.

When an end-user chooses to edit a document in Correspondence Reviewer, this parameter is automatically added to the URL. When the end-user closes the document in Ad Hoc Correspondence, the end-user automatically returns to the same view in Correspondence Reviewer.

Note:

To return to the same view, the web browser must be configured to allow cookies to be saved.

•	<Locale> – Is the locale that is used in Correspondence Reviewer. This parameter is optional. If no locale is specified in the URL, the preferred locale configured for the web browser is used. If a non-supported locale is specified, an English locale is used.