The Cloud Event Messages page displays all cloud event messages that have been received by the system. Messages are sorted by date/time in descending order (newest first). From this page you can monitor processing status, download request and response data, retry or cancel background tasks, and edit request payloads.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Id | Unique identifier (GUID) of the message. |
| Version | CloudEvents specification version (e.g. 1.0). |
| Type | The message type that determines how the message is processed (e.g. Customer.CreditLimit.Get). |
| Status | Current processing status: Task completed, Task is running, Task is not running, or No task scheduled. |
| Source | The external system or application that sent the message. |
| Subject | Free-text subject describing what the message is about. |
| Language | The language in which the message will be processed. |
| Date & Time | When the message was received. |
| Last Modified | When the message was last updated in the system. |
| Data Content Type | MIME type of the payload (e.g. application/json). |
| Request Data Length | Size (bytes) of the incoming request payload. Hidden by default. |
| Response Data Length | Size (bytes) of the response generated after processing. Hidden by default. |
| Task Id | Identifier of the background task. Hidden by default. |
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| Retry Task | Re-schedules the background task to reprocess the selected message. Use when a task has failed. |
| Run Task | Processes the selected message synchronously in the current session instead of waiting for the scheduled background task. |
| Cancel Task | Cancels the scheduled background task. The task is removed from the task scheduler. |
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| Download File | Downloads the incoming request payload as a file (JSON, XML, or TXT depending on the content type). |
| Edit | Opens the Cloud Event Message Editor so you can view or modify the request data. |
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| Download File | Downloads the processing result/response data as a file. |
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