RSC/MP Programming Manual

Unsolicited Message Service Sending Messages From the Host
Ta ble 8-1 lists the possible combinations of terminal names, alias names, and alias
types, and which workstation applications receive messages. An asterisk (*) indicates
all terminals or all aliases.
Table 8-1. Examples of Alias Names and Types
TERM Name
Alias
Alias Type
Guardian
Procedure
Messages
Received By
TERM01
S12345
RSC_SESSION_
ALIAS
WRITEREAD
or WRITE
The session on
TERM01 with a
session alias of
S12345
TERM01
RSCTESTW
RSC_GROUP_
ALIAS
WRITE
All sessions on
TERM01 with a
group alias of
RSCTESTW
TERM01
*
RSC_GROUP_
ALIAS
WRITE
All sessions on
TERM01 with any
group alias
TERM01
*
RSC_SESSION_
ALIAS
WRITE
All sessions on
TERM01 with any
session alias
*
RSCTESTW
RSC_GROUP_
ALIAS
WRITE
All sessions on all
terminals with group
alias of RSCTESTW
*
S12345
RSC_SESSION_
ALIAS
WRITE
The session on all
terminals with
session alias of
S12345
*
*
RSC_GROUP_
ALIAS
WRITE
All sessions on all
terminals with any
group alias
*
*
RSC_SESSION_
ALIAS
WRITE
All sessions on all
terminals with any
session alias
Sending Messages From the Host
To send unsolicited messages, host applications open the TDP process, using the
Guardian OPEN procedure, and write unsolicited messages, using the WRITE or
WRITEREAD procedure. See the Guardian Procedure Calls Reference Manual for
more information about these procedures.
The host application places the terminal name, alias name, and alias type, identifying
the unsolicited message recipients, in a header at the beginning of the message buffer.
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