Generate a DCSA-compliant Track and Trace v2.2 TransportEvent payload and implement the event subscription webhook for multi-carrier ocean tracking

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Steps

  1. Review the DCSA T&T v2.2 OpenAPI specification to understand the TransportEvent, EquipmentEvent, and ShipmentEvent object schemas and the required eventClassifierCode values
  2. Implement the GET /v2/events endpoint with filter parameters (transportDocumentReference, equipmentReference) to pull current event history for a shipment
  3. Register a webhook subscription via POST /v2/event-subscriptions with your callback URL and the event type filters you want to receive
  4. Validate inbound webhook payloads against the DCSA event schema, mapping DCSA event type codes to your internal milestone taxonomy
  5. Handle the DCSA pagination model (cursor-based) when pulling historical events for a backlog of containers on initial integration

Known gotchas

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