Difference between revisions of "Socket Server Node"

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The Socket Server Action node allows Presence to act as a TCP/IP socket server and communicate with remote or local clients.
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The Socket Server Action node allows Presence to act as a TCP/IP socket server and communicate with remote or local clients. When the socket server receives a connection and completes the data exchange it continues along the task execution path.
  
 
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*'''Name''' : This is the name you would like to give to this node
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*'''Label''' : The identifies the socket server and allows it to be referenced. Ideally this should be unique per socket server.
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*'''Address''' : This will always be "localhost" for the server.
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*'''Port''' : The port that the socket server should listen on.
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===Socket Actions===
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This specifies the protocol for communication. A socket server can read and write data and disconnect the client and / or the server.
  
  
  
 
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Revision as of 15:59, 9 March 2012

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The Socket Server Action node allows Presence to act as a TCP/IP socket server and communicate with remote or local clients. When the socket server receives a connection and completes the data exchange it continues along the task execution path.


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  • Name : This is the name you would like to give to this node
  • Label : The identifies the socket server and allows it to be referenced. Ideally this should be unique per socket server.
  • Address : This will always be "localhost" for the server.
  • Port : The port that the socket server should listen on.

Socket Actions

This specifies the protocol for communication. A socket server can read and write data and disconnect the client and / or the server.


Task Elements : Action Task Elements : Socket Server Node

Send Email | Send SMS | Send Fax | Broadcast Messages
Read Text File | Read Binary File | Write Text File | Write Binary File | Parse File Action
Rename File | Copy File | Delete File | Parse File Action
Generate Bar Code | Read Bar Code
Dynamic Task Call | Call Native Program | FTP Upload | Scorecard Collector | Create Graph | AS400 Action
Socket Client Action | Socket Server Action
JMS Producer | JMS Consumer


Task Elements | Resources