Thank you. If it was possible to up-mark the answer more than once, I would have done it.

There is a difference in the values created by Cache and by OpenSSL

Thank you. The parameter of OnProcessInput being a %Stream.Object confused me, as that has no FileName property in the class reference. The FileName property did however work. I realize now that a FileCharacterStream object is passed to the OnProcessInput from the File InboundAdapter.

Regarding your question: I use the original file name in a Business Operation, which uses the File.OutboundAdapter. I concatenate a suffix to the original filename and then use putline of the OutboundAdapter to create the file.

There are no transformations.

I create a new message and call an Operation using ProcessAsync in the Business Service. This message has a property for the File Name which I want to populate. with the name of the original file picked up by the business service.

Thank you.

I think this will help. It will still fail when I do a ValidateObject on the created objects, right? So then I can get the errors that way.

Thank you. This is very informative.

Thank you Tony.

This would mean that the password change service will have to be on a CSP application configuration which is unauthenticated by the underlying Cache web-service handler.

Another option may be to let the password never expire and perform peer certificate verification by issuing a certificate to the client and verifying it during the SSL/TLS handshake.
Is this possible in Cache on the CSP gateway in some way, on a User level or even on a CSP application configuration?

No question. I've changed the type to article now.