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Basic TCP Transmission Mode

This transmission mode allows you to specify basic TCP frame data (beginning and ending byte sequences). This allows the source connector to know when a message has been fully received. Destination connectors also use these sequences when sending data outbound. Item Name Default Value Description A Start of Message Bytes The bytes before the beginning of the actual message. Only valid hexadecimal characters (0-9, A-F) are allowed. B End of Message Bytes The bytes after the end of the actual message. Only valid hexadecimal characters (0-9, A-F) are allowed. If this is not specified, the only way a connector knows whether a message has been received is if the socket timeout is reached or if the remote side closes the socket. Byte Abbreviations Parent topic: TCP Listener

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Byte Abbreviations

This section is the same as in the Basic TCP Transmission Mode. Parent topic: MLLP Transmission Mode

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Text Attachment Viewer

Use this for text/* type attachments. A dialog pops up with the textual representation of the data. The data is assumed to be base Base64 encoded, so by default the Decode Base64 Data check box is checked. To view the raw data, clear that check box. Parent topic: Attachments Tab

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TCP Transmission Modes

The transmission mode determines how to receive message data from the incoming byte stream, and how to send responses out. The following transmission modes are supported on the TCP Listener / TCP Sender (and Serial Listener / Sender extension): Basic TCP Transmission Mode MLLP Transmission Mode An additional transmission mode is made available via an extension: ASTM E1381 Transmission Mode Parent topic: TCP Listener

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Setting an Arbitrary Boundary Parameter

You can use an arbitrary value for the boundary parameter, given it does not exceed 70 bytes in length and consists only of 7-bit US-ASCII (printable) characters. Parent topic: Handling Multipart Payloads / Attachments

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Message Content Tab

The Messages tab in the Message Browser shows the actual content of the message at various states as it processed through the selected connector message. View Message Content Message Content Types Formatting Messages Parent topic: Message Browser View

Byte Abbreviations

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Basic TCP Transmission Mode

Byte Abbreviations

Text Attachment Viewer

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Setting an Arbitrary Boundary Parameter

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Basic TCP Transmission Mode

Byte Abbreviations

Text Attachment Viewer

TCP Transmission Modes

Setting an Arbitrary Boundary Parameter

Message Content Tab