TCP/IP TELNET Management Programming Manual

ADD Command
Commands and Responses
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ZEOL-CHAR is a one-byte character value that indicates the ASCII control
character used to signal that an input line is complete. The range of possible
values is %H0 through %HFF. The default value is a carriage return (%H0D).
ZINTRPT-CHAR is a one-byte character value that indicates the ASCII control
character used to send a break message to the process that owns the break for
the window. The range of possible values is %H0 through %HFF. The default
value is CTRL/C (%H03).
ZSERVNAME is the name of the service with which the window will be
associated. This name may be any string of printable characters, except that it
cannot be “TACL”. Because of the Tandem naming conventions, this name
should contain eight characters, the first of which should be alphabetic. The
service name is optional. If a service name is specified, the service name is
displayed to the user when the incoming connection is established.
ZSERVICETYPE requires an enumerated value for the type of service
provided by this window. The defined values are:
TNT-VAL-WIN-TYP-CONVERS indicates that TELSERV's initial
mode will be CONVERSATIONAL; it can subsequently be changed
to BLOCK by using the SET MODE command.
TNT-VAL-WIN-TYP-BLOCK indicates that TELSERV's initial mode
will be BLOCK; it can subsequently be changed to
CONVERSATIONAL by using the SET MODE command.
TNT-VAL-WIN-TYP-PRINT indicates that the SERVER may initiate
a connection, thus allowing a printer ( write-only device) to be
configured.
The default value is TNT-VAL-WIN-TYP-CONVERS.
Note The ALTER Command does not support the SERVICETYPE token.
ZSPI-TKN-SSID
identifies the subsystem ID. Your application must provide this token in the
command. The value for the TELNET subsystem is ZTNT-VAL-SSID. This token
is described more fully in “SPI Standard Definitions” in Section 5, “Common
Definitions.”
ZCOM-TKN-OBJNAME
specifies the window that is going to be added. Your application must provide
this token in the command. The object name cannot be an object-name template.
For information on naming a window, see “Object Names” in Section 3, “Elements
of SPI Messages for the TELNET Subsystem.” This token is described more fully
in “Data communications Standard Definitions” in Section 5.