Supertype: MessageTemplateContentType

Single language localization for the message template. If `attachmentExpression` is not specified, the one from the default content will be used. If no `attachment` is specified, the ones from the default content will be used. This allows for language specific attachments without the need to re-specify the ones that are not language specific. It is also possible to override `attachmentExpression` for language specific one and leave out `attachment` to use the ones defined in `attachment` element of the default content.

Item Summary
Name	Type	Multiplicity	Description
subjectExpression	property ExpressionType	[0,1]	How to construct the subject of the message that is to be sent.
bodyExpression	property ExpressionType	[0,1]	How to construct the body (text) of the message that is to be sent.
contentType	property string	[0,1]	Body content type, e.
attachment	container NotificationMessageAttachmentType	[0,-1]	Message attachment(s) to be sent out.
attachmentExpression	property ExpressionType	[0,1]	An expression that returns message attachment(s) to be sent out.
language	property string	[0,1]	Indicates the language used for the message template content.

Items
- subjectExpression
  
  Flags: RAM,runtime
  
  Multiplicity: [0,1]
  
  How to construct the subject of the message that is to be sent.
- bodyExpression
  
  Flags: RAM,runtime
  
  Multiplicity: [0,1]
  
  How to construct the body (text) of the message that is to be sent.
- contentType
  
  Flags: RAM,runtime
  
  Multiplicity: [0,1]
  
  Body content type, e.g. text/plain (the default), text/html, and so on.
- attachment
  
  Flags: RAM,runtime
  
  Multiplicity: [0,-1]
  
  Message attachment(s) to be sent out. Can be combined with `attachmentExpression`.
- attachmentExpression
  
  Flags: RAM,runtime
  
  Multiplicity: [0,1]
  
  An expression that returns message attachment(s) to be sent out. Returned objects should be of type NotificationMessageAttachmentType.
- language
  
  Flags: RAM,runtime
  
  Multiplicity: [0,1]
  
  Indicates the language used for the message template content. The format is IETF language tag defined in BCP 47, where underscore is used as a subtag separator. This is usually a ISO 639-1 two-letter language code optionally followed by ISO 3166-1 two-letter country code separated by underscore. The languages that do not have country-specific variants are usually specified by using a two-letter country code ("sk", "cs", "tr"). Languages with country-specific variants have country-specific subtags ("pt_BR", "zn_CN").