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Case Notifications

Last updated - 09/11/2012

Service Type: Notification Service

Receive notification messages for a variety of case related events.

Documentation

• Case Notification Service Documentation
• Integration Services Technical Overview
• Integration Access Rights to MNCIS Case Records
• What is a Subject Party?

Schemas

• Case Notification Schema version 2.0.0 version 2.0.0:3 version 3:1 version 3:2 version 3:3 version 3:4 version 3:5
• CourtXML Base Schema version 2.0.0 version 3 (version 3 w/o enumerations)
• SimpleType Schemas and Companion Files

Service Endpoints

• Production
  • MQ Series: N/A
  • SOAP Service
  • XML Web Service
• Development
  • MQ Series: N/A
  • SOAP Service
  • XML Web Service
• QA/Test
  • MQ Series: N/A
  • SOAP Service
  • XML Web Service

Samples

• Sample Programs
  • Sample 1: .Net XML Web Service that receives case notification messages. It is written in Visual Basic.Net using Visual Studio 2005 with Web Service Enhancements 3.0 (WSE 3.0).
  • Sample 2: Net SOAP Service that receives case notification messages. It is written in Visual Basic.Net using Visual Studio 2005 with Web Service Enhancements 3.0 (WSE 3.0).
  • Sample 3: Net Windows application that receives case notification messages. It is written in Visual Basic.Net using Visual Studio 2005 with MQ Series classes for .Net.
  • Sample 4: .Net Windows XML Web Service that receives case notification messages using Visual Studio 2010 and Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) .
• Sample Messages
  • Criminal Case Initiation
  • Charge Amended
  • Charge Plea
  • Charge Disposition and Sentence
  • Also see the Notification Messaging Scenarios below

Notification Messaging Scenarios

The notification services produce a variety of message during case processing in MNCIS. To help understand the type of notification messages that are produced from MNCIS data, this section presents a series of scenarios for different areas of case processing - and the XML messages that would be sent out. Each scenario focuses on a different business area. For instance, the Hearings scenario focuses on the series of messages that would be produced as the court clerk schedules hearings and trials in MNCIS over the life of that case.

Please note: these scenarios are not intended to be absolutely exhaustive of every type of message that could be produced under every possible circumstance. However, they do show the main types of messages to expect in each area.

List of scenarios