

If this attribute is specified, the strings data message does not have any body element

timeModified if this attribute is specified, it should contain a date and time value (GMT time). If the attribute is missing, the Account Defaults Language preference string is used. If not specified, the unnamed Skin is used. The Server sends a strings data message with the dictionary data.Īttributes: skinName the Skin name. readStrings This operation reads the vocabulary (words, tags, button names, etc.) stored in the current Domain Skin. listFeatures This operation tells the Server to return a features message containing available communication and authentication options.Īttributes: domain optional target Domain name. The new target Domain is set and it is used in the next operations. Operations in this section can explicitly specify an alternative target Domain: if it is found, When a connection is established, the Server takes the IP Address the client has connected toĪnd selects the Domain this IP address is assigned to. The client can perform only the operations listed in this section. It contains the command execution time in milliseconds measured by the Server.Īfter a connection with the Server is established, and before the exeTime this optional attribute is present if the operation request contained exeTime attribute with non-zero value. errorNum this optional attribute is present only if the operation has failed. errorText this optional attribute is present only if the operation has failed. When the Server completes the requested operation, it sends back a response message: response Attributes: id the same as the id attribute of the request message. When a connection is established, bothĮach message is a text string ending with a binary zero byte.Įach message should be formatted as an XML document.Ī client asks the Server to take actions and/or to retrieve data by sending a request message.Įach request message must contain the id attribute. To the CommuniGate Pro Server XML module. XML API clients should open clear-text or secure TCP connections
