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Session 5 - Objectives

At the end of this session you should be able to

Configure OFS.SOURCE for Telnet mode

Input and test OFS messages in the Telnet mode

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OFS.SOURCE entries for Telnet Mode

Key Fields To Understand Now

Id
Source Type
Login Id
Syntax Type
Generic User
Sample Data to fill out
Id : TEST.TELNET
Source Type : TELNET
Login Id : ANY
Syntax Type :OFS
Generic User : GENUSER1

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OFS.SOURCE entry for Session Mode

Key Fields To Understand Now

Id
Source Type
Syntax Type
Generic User

Sample Data to fill out

Id : TCS
Source Type : SESSION
Syntax Type : XML
Generic User : INPUTTER

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Simulating an online connection

Type tSS followed by the OFS.source.id at the jshell prompt

You should get a screen similar to the one shown below

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Testing Telnet mode (cont)

Enter an OFS Enquiry Request. E.g.

ENQUIRY.SELECT,,AUTHOR/123123,CATEGORY-LIST

Response

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Testing Telnet mode (cont)

Enter the following OFS transaction request

ABBREVIATION,/I/PROCESS,AUTHOR/123123,CUST,ORIGINAL.TEXT=CUSTOMER

Response

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Online connection through TCS

Use the TCS raw-tcp listener

Sample TCS parameters
<ADAPTER id="MBR08MAY-TELNET>
<MAX_SESSION> 1 </MAX_SESSION>
<MIN_SESSION> 1 </MIN_SESSION>
<TIMEOUT>120</TIMEOUT>
<LOGIN_CONTEXT></LOGIN_CONTEXT>
<STARTIN>C:\localhost\MBR08MAY\bnk\bnk.run</STARTIN>
<JBASEPATH>C:\jbase5\5.0</JBASEPATH>
<PROGRAM>tSS</PROGRAM>
<PARAMETER>GCS</PARAMETER>
</ADAPTER>
<LISTENER Name="raw.tcp" type="raw-tcp" active="true">
<ADAPTERID>MBR08MAY-TELNET</ADAPTERID>
<PORT> 7023 </PORT>
</LISTENER>

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Online connection through TCS cont

Telnet to the port that you have configured

You should get a prompt similar to

Enter a OFS request

E.g type TELNET LOCALHOST 7023

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Workshop 5.1

Create a TELNET type OFS.Source. Use this record to try out the
following messages.
Create a transaction type request to carry out a Funds Transfer from
one account to the other . Important fields are

TRANSACTION.TYPE
DEBIT.ACCT.NO
DEBIT.CURRENCY
DEBIT.VALUE.DATE
DEBIT.AMOUNT
DEBIT.CURRENCY

Create another transaction request to authorise this funds transfer

Use a enquiry type request to display the authorised transaction

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Quiz

1.

What could be the possible cause for the following error?

ACCOUNT,/I/PROCESS//0,INPUTT/123123,39087,ACCOUNT.TITLE.2=zee corp
SECURITY VIOLATION

a. Wrong message
b. Wrong options
c. Only one field supplied
d. Wrong OFS source type

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Quiz Answer

1.

What could be the possible cause for the following error?

ACCOUNT,/I/PROCESS//0,INPUTT/123123,39087,ACCOUNT.TITLE.2=zee corp
SECURITY VIOLATION

a. Wrong message
b. Wrong options
c. Only one field supplied
d. Wrong OFS source type

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Important Points

Important fields in OFS.SOURCE

Id, Source Type, Login Id, Syntax Type, Generic User

Session mode is used for browser connections

Syntax type must be OFS for Telnet mode
The max no of connections is set in TCS

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Summary

You should now be able to

Configure OFS.SOURCE for Telnet mode

Input and test OFS messages in the Telnet mode

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