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CIMD Interface Specification - Telenor

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Table 30. Windowing scenario 2<br />

ASE Direction Application<br />

000: — — —><br />

002: — — —><br />

004: — — —><br />

006: — — —><br />

. . .<br />

. . .<br />

Time out for 004 —<br />

retransmit<br />

< — — — 000:<br />

< — — — 002:<br />

< — — — 006:<br />

— — —><br />

004: < — — — 004:<br />

6.2 Windowing restrictions<br />

dn03305755<br />

Issue 5-0 en<br />

Windowing for applications<br />

The <strong>CIMD</strong>2 windowing does not distinguish between different operations<br />

initiated by the application. This means that an application can have X<br />

outstanding operations (submit, message count request, cancel and so on) if it has<br />

been granted a window size of X.<br />

All the windowing features are enabled if the application logs with parameter<br />

019. If not, then submit and delivery behaviour is the same as in the previous<br />

version of <strong>CIMD</strong>. But an application can use windowing only after it has received<br />

a login response from the ASE.<br />

For polling applications, it is recommended not to use a window size higher than<br />

1. This is because more than one poll-request simultaneously for a short message<br />

can cause duplicate deliveries.<br />

# Nokia Corporation 45 (77)

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