[613] | 1 | XML ;(WASH ISC)/THM/GJL-MailMan Physical link ;06/04/2002 08:26
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| 2 | ;;8.0;MailMan;;Jun 28, 2002
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| 3 | ; Entry points (DBIA 1283):
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| 4 | ; GET - Set up variables for communications protocol in file 3.4
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| 5 | ;
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| 6 | ; Entry points used by MailMan options (not covered by DBIA):
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| 7 | ; C XMDXPROT
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| 8 | OPEN ;
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| 9 | N Y
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| 10 | I $G(XMCHAN)="" S XMCHAN="SCP"
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| 11 | D GET Q:ER
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| 12 | D OP Q:ER
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| 13 | S:'$D(XMESC) XMESC="~"
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| 14 | S:'$D(XMFS) XMFS=255
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| 15 | S:'$D(XM) XM=""
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| 16 | Q
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| 17 | GET ; Set up variables for communications protocol in file 3.4
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| 18 | ; In:
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| 19 | ; XMCHAN - Name of the communications protocol
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| 20 | ; Out:
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| 21 | ; XMCHAN - IEN of the communications protocol
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| 22 | ; XMPROT - Name of the communications protocol
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| 23 | ; XMSEN - Xecute this variable to send a line
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| 24 | ; XMREC - Xecute this variable to receive a line
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| 25 | ; XMOPEN - Xecute this variable to open the channel
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| 26 | ; XMCLOSE - Xecute this variable to close the channel
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| 27 | ; XMOS - Operating System, used in ^XMLTCP
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| 28 | N DIC,X
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| 29 | S X=XMCHAN,DIC="^DIC(3.4,",DIC(0)="FO"
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| 30 | D ^DIC I Y<0 D Q
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| 31 | . D ERTRAN^XMC1(42244,XMCHAN) ;Invalid Communications Protocol: '|1|'
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| 32 | . S Y=XMTRAN
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| 33 | S XMCHAN=+Y,XMPROT=$P(Y,U,2)
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| 34 | S XMSEN=$G(^DIC(3.4,XMCHAN,1),"Q"),XMREC=$G(^(2),"Q"),XMOPEN=$G(^(3),"Q"),XMCLOSE=$G(^(4),"Q")
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| 35 | S XMOS=^%ZOSF("OS")
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| 36 | I XMOS["MSM" D
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| 37 | . S XMOS("MSMVER")=$P($ZV," 4.0.",2)
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| 38 | . S:+XMOS("MSMVER")=0 XMOS("MSMVER")=8
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| 39 | Q
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| 40 | OP ;
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| 41 | I "Q"'[$G(XMOPEN) X XMOPEN
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| 42 | I 'XMC("BATCH"),'$D(XMQUIET) S X=255 X ^%ZOSF("RM")
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| 43 | Q
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| 44 | C X ^%ZOSF("EON")
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| 45 | I $D(XMCLOSE) X:$L(XMCLOSE) XMCLOSE
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| 46 | Q
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| 47 | ; The following has nothing to do with the above.
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| 48 | ; These are used by the SCP Communications Protocol in file 3.4.
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| 49 | SEND ; Sends XMSG, returns ER=0 or 1, and XMLER=number of "soft" errors
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| 50 | I $L(XMSG)>255 S XMLER=0,ER=1 G SRQ
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| 51 | I XMSG'?.ANP F %=1:1:$L(XMSG) I $E(XMSG,%)?1C,$A(XMSG,%)'=9 S XMSG=$E(XMSG,1,%-1)_$E(XMSG,%+1,999) Q:XMSG?.ANP S %=%-1
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| 52 | D SRINIT S X=XMSG D SUM
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| 53 | I $G(XMINST) D XMTSTAT^XMTDR(XMINST,"S",XMSG,0)
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| 54 | SL S XMLER=XMLER+1 I (XMLER+1)>XMLMAXER D NEWSTRAT
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| 55 | I ER W XMLERR,$C(13) G SRQ
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| 56 | D BUFLUSH W XMSG,$C(13) W XMLINE,U,XMSUM,$C(13) R XMLX:XMLTIME G:XMLX=(XMLINE_U_XMLACK) SRQ
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| 57 | S XMLY=XMLX=(XMLINE_U_XMLNAK),XMLZ=0 D:'XMLY ENQ G SL:XMLY,SRQ
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| 58 | ENQ ; ACK/NAK garbled - try to re-establish contact
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| 59 | S XMLZ=XMLZ+1 I XMLZ>XMLMAXER S (ER,XMLY)=1 Q
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| 60 | D BUFLUSH W XMLENQ,$C(13) R XMLX:XMLTIME Q:XMLX=(XMLINE_U_XMLACK)
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| 61 | I XMLX[XMLACK!(XMLX[XMLNAK),+XMLX=XMLINE!(+XMLX=XMLINE-1) S XMLY=1 Q
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| 62 | H 1 G ENQ
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| 63 | REC ; Receives XMRG, returns ER=0 or 1, and XMLER=number of "soft" errors
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| 64 | D SRINIT S:'$D(XMLAN) XMLAN=XMLINE_U_XMLNAK
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| 65 | I $D(XMRG),$G(XMINST) D XMTSTAT^XMTDR(XMINST,"R",XMRG,0)
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| 66 | RL S XMLER=XMLER+1 I (XMLER+1)>XMLMAXER D NEWSTRAT I ER=1 G SRQ
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| 67 | R XMRG#255:$S($D(XMSTIME):XMSTIME,1:XMLTIME)
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| 68 | S XMLZ=$S('$T:-1,XMRG=XMLENQ:0,XMRG=XMLERR:2,1:1)
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| 69 | S ER=XMLZ=2 G:XMLZ>1 SRQ I 'XMLZ D BUFLUSH W XMLAN,$C(13) G RL
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| 70 | R XMLY:XMLTIME
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| 71 | I +XMLY=XMLINE S X=XMRG D SUM S XMLZ=XMSUM=$P(XMLY,U,2) G RL2
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| 72 | S XMLZ=0 I +XMLY=(XMLINE-1),XMLINE'=1 D BUFLUSH W +XMLY,U,XMLACK,$C(13) G RL
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| 73 | RL2 S XMLAN=XMLINE_U_$S(XMLZ:XMLACK,1:XMLNAK) D BUFLUSH W XMLAN,$C(13)
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| 74 | G SRQ:XMLZ,RL
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| 75 | SRINIT ; Initialize variables for Send/Receive
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| 76 | S XMLINE=$S('$D(XMLINE):1,1:XMLINE+1),XMLACK="ACK",XMLNAK="NAK"
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| 77 | S XMLENQ=$C(9)_"ENQ"_$C(9),XMLERR=$C(9)_"ERROR"_$C(9)
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| 78 | S XMLER=-1 ;soft error count
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| 79 | S XMLMAXER=5 ;maximum allowable soft errors
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| 80 | S XMLTIME=30 ;length of READ time
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| 81 | S ER=0 ;non-recoverable error flag
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| 82 | Q
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| 83 | NEWSTRAT ; Select new strategy, one or both machines may be slow
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| 84 | I XMLMAXER=5 S ER=1 Q ;already tried new strategy, give up.
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| 85 | S XMTLER=$S('$D(XMTLER):XMLER,1:XMTLER+XMLER),XMLER=0 ;add to total
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| 86 | S XMLMAXER=5 ;reduce allowable soft errors
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| 87 | S XMLTIME=30 ;increase the READ time
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| 88 | Q
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| 89 | SRQ ; Exit from Send/Receive
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| 90 | S XMTLER=$S('$D(XMTLER):XMLER,1:XMTLER+XMLER) ;Total errors
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| 91 | K XMLACK,XMLNAK,XMLENQ,XMLERR,XMLMAXER,XMLTIME,XMLX,XMLY,XMLZ
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| 92 | Q
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| 93 | BUFLUSH ; Flush buffer
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| 94 | Q:'$D(XMBFLUSH)
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| 95 | X ^%ZOSF("TRMON") S X=$P($H,",",2) F %=1:1 R %:0 Q:'$T S %=$P($H,",",2) S:%<X %=%+86400 Q:%-X>15
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| 96 | X ^%ZOSF("TRMOFF")
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| 97 | Q
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| 98 | SUM ; Calculate checksum, accounting also for the character's position
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| 99 | S XMSUM=0 F %=1:1:$L(X) S XMSUM=XMSUM+($A(X,%)*%)
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| 100 | Q
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