See: Description
| Interface | Description |
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| TagVisitor |
| Class | Description |
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| AbstractMessage |
Base class for hierarchy of specific MT and MX classes.
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| AbstractSwiftMessage |
Base class for common attributes of MT and MX SWIFT messages intended for messages persistence.
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| BbanStructureDTO |
Container for a specific country BBAN structure.
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| BbanStructureEntryDTO |
The bban structure entry.
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| BbanStructureValidations |
This singleton handles all the available BBAN structure entries.
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| BIC |
Helper class to process BIC information.
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| IBAN |
Utility class to validate IBAN codes.
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| ISOCountries | Deprecated
use Java
Locale.getISOCountries() instead |
| ISOCurrencies | Deprecated
use Java Currency instead
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| LogicalTerminalAddress |
Identifies a logical channel connection to SWIFT, and the network uses it
for addressing.
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| MIR |
This class models and parses the Message Input Reference (MIR),
String of 28 characters, always local to the sender of the message.
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| MOR |
This class models and parses the Message Output Reference (MOR).
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| MtId |
Class for identification of MT messages.
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| MtSwiftMessage |
Container of raw representations of an MT (ISO 15022) SWIFT message, intended for message persistence.
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| MxId |
Class for identification of MX messages.
Composed by the business process (business area), functionality (message type), variant and version. |
| MxNode |
This class represents a node element within a tree of MX message.
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| MxSwiftMessage |
Container of raw representation of an MX (ISO 20022) SWIFT message, intended for message persistence.
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| PropertyResource | Deprecated
this class was meant to handle country and currency catalogs and it is no longer needed
in favor of native Java implementations in Currency and Locale
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| SequenceNode |
Node that identifies a sequence inside a message.
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| SwiftBlock |
Base class for a generic SWIFT block.
This is an abstract class so specific block classes for each block (block 1, 2, 3, etc...) should be instantiated. Instances of this class may have a list of unparsed texts (UnparsedTextList). |
| SwiftBlock1 |
Base class for SWIFT Basic Header Block (block 1).
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| SwiftBlock2 |
Base class for SWIFT Application Header Block (block 2)
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| SwiftBlock2Adapter | |
| SwiftBlock2Input |
Base class for SWIFT Application Header Block (block 2)
for INPUT (to SWIFT).
This block is used to construct messages that are going to be input to the SWIFT network. |
| SwiftBlock2Output |
Base class for SWIFT Application Header Block (block 2)
for OUTPUT (from SWIFT).
This block is used to construct messages that have been output from the SWIFT network. |
| SwiftBlock3 |
Base class for SWIFT User Header Block (block 3).
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| SwiftBlock3Builder |
Helper class to fill a User Header block 3 ensuring only expected
fields are set and fields are set in proper order.
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| SwiftBlock4 |
Base class for SWIFT Body Block (block 4).
This block is where the actual message content is specified and is what most users see. |
| SwiftBlock5 |
Base class for SWIFT Trailer Block (block 5).
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| SwiftBlockUser |
Base class for SWIFT User "ad-hoc" Blocks (blocks with number other than 1-5 or names).
The assumption is that these User Defined Blocks are used and defined as tag blocks (meaning that these blocks behave like a block 3 or 5). NOTE: this is not part of SWIFT standard, but seems to be common practice for users to append some locally defined blocks to annotate messages in a semi-compatible way (for example: add block 9 for some local information or block "S" for system reference). |
| SwiftCharsetUtils |
Helper class to validate SWIFT char sets (named after the SWIFT User Handbook).
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| SwiftMessage |
Base class for swift messages.
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| SwiftMessageAdapter | |
| SwiftMessageNote |
Comments associated to a message for application only usage (not part of the standard).
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| SwiftMessageRevision |
A revision is a snapshot of message content and is used to track the history of changes in a message.
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| SwiftMessageStatusInfo |
Status tracking record for application only usage (not part of the standard).
The status name identifier is modeled with plain String, nevertheless the usage of an application specific enumeration is encourage; constructors and methods with raw Enum parameters are provided. |
| SwiftMessageUtils |
Utility methods that provide higher level access to
SwiftMessage |
| SwiftServiceId | Deprecated
use
instead |
| SwiftTagListBlock |
Base class for SWIFT blocks that contain and arbitrary set of fields (3, 4, 5 and user blocks).
Specific block classes for each block should be instantiated. |
| SwiftValueBlock |
Base class for SWIFT blocks that contain its fields concatenated as a single fixed length value; blocks 1 and 2.
This is an abstract class so specific block classes for each block should be instantiated. |
| Tag |
Representation of a swift field in a message.
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| UnparsedTextList |
List of unparsed texts for messages, blocks or tags.
For performance reasons, the unparsed texts are stored directly as strings inside this list object. |
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| BbanEntryType |
Basic Bank Account Number Entry Types.
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| BicValidationResult |
To indicate the validation problem found when validating a BIC
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| FileFormat |
Supported file formats in the
AbstractSwiftMessage hierarchy. |
| IbanValidationResult |
To indicate the validation problem found when validating an IBAN
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| MessageIOType |
Enumeration of messages flow types.
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| MessageStandardType |
Enumeration of messages standard types.
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| MxBusinessProcess |
SWIFT business process classification for MX messages.
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| SwiftBlock1Field |
Full qualified names for attributes in block 1.
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| SwiftBlock2.MessagePriority |
Message priority values
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| SwiftBlock2Field |
Full qualified names for attributes in block 2.
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| SwiftBlock2Input.DeliveryMonitoring |
Delivery monitoring values
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| SwiftBlock2InputField |
Full qualified names for attributes in block 2 input.
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| SwiftBlock2OutputField |
Full qualified names for attributes in block 2 output.
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| SwiftCharset |
SWIFT character sets named after the User Handbook.
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