.01 | name(+) | 0;1 | FREE TEXT | | B | The name assigned to this particular communications protocol. |
1 | send | 1;E1,200 | FREE TEXT | | | The executable MUMPS code that will send the data in the
variable XMSG. |
2 | receive | 2;E1,200 | FREE TEXT | | | The executable MUMPS code which will receive data and store it
in the variable XMRG. |
3 | open | 3;E1,200 | FREE TEXT | | | The executable MUMPS code which will open the communication channel,
setting the variable IO to the proper value.
There are a couple of variables that can be set in this area to control
the connection:
XMNO220=1 will stop MailMan from issuing its second (and mandatory
when talking to another MailMan system, but fatal when talking
to non-MailMan SMTP messaging systems) 220 'ready' when the
receiver is indicating it is on the line and ready to receive.
XMD="D" causes MailMan to echo on the principle device the entire
transmission script. |
4 | close | 4;E1,200 | FREE TEXT | | | The executable MUMPS code which will close the communication
channel. |
5 | description | 5;0 | WORD-PROCESSING | | | |