XADP - Destination Points
Configures destination points used for report delivery. In Antares parser implementation, socket destinations are handled for indices 00 and 01.
Format
- Query socket destination:
>QXADP{NN}< - Set socket destination:
>SXADP{NN}{A}{B}{HOST};{PORT}< - Delete destination:
>SXADP{NN}U< - Response (configured):
>RXADP{NN}0{B}{HOST};{PORT}< - Response (undefined):
>RXADP{NN}U<
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
NN | Destination point index. Parser supports socket indices 00-01 for query/set. |
A | Action flag / transport selector: U = undefine, 0 = Host has command access |
B | Confirmation selection |
HOST | IP address or hostname |
PORT | TCP/UDP port number |
Confirmation Selection (Field B)
Use field B exactly as defined in the Syrus manual:
B | Meaning | When to use |
|---|---|---|
0 | TCP without confirmation | TCP destination where you do not require application-level confirmation |
1 | TCP with confirmation | TCP destination where the server must confirm reception |
2 | UDP without confirmation | UDP destination for lightweight/fast delivery |
3 | UDP with confirmation | UDP destination where confirmation behavior is required by backend design |
If you are not sure which one to choose, start with A=0, B=0 (TCP without confirmation), which is the most common baseline.
Examples
Configure destination point 00 with TCP without confirmation (A=0, B=0):
>SXADP0000192.168.1.100;3838<
Configure destination point 01 with UDP without confirmation (A=1, B=2):
>SXADP0102tracking.example.com;5000<
Query destination point 00:
>QXADP00<
>RXADP0000192.168.1.100;3838<
Delete destination point 00:
>SXADP00U<
Notes
- After configuring a destination point, assign it to a destination address with DA.
- Maximum 2 simultaneous socket connections (
SOCKETS_MAX_QTY = 2). - Power Saving Mode (PSM) can be configured with XAPS.
Defaults and Limits
- Socket destination indices currently implemented for runtime query/set are
00and01. AacceptsU(delete),0(HOST with command access).Baccepts0to3(transport + confirmation mode).- Default state is implementation-defined (undefined until configured).