ICD-001 Command Reply
Introduction
This page deals with the ICD-001 Command Reply.
Contents
Example Command Reply
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<CommandReport xmlns="http://navtechradar.com/ICDNAV001-CommandReply” xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
MsgId=”21” Status=”Success” Received=”2012-02-14T11:23:15”>
<!-- Sender element is mirrored back to subscriber to check authenticity (if included in command message) -->
<Sender SenderId ="XFSControlSuite:1" NetworkAddress="192.168.24.5" NetworkPort ="2077"/>
</CommandReport>Command Report Element
When a command message has been successfully received a command reply will always be issued. The reply will only indicate the success or failure of a correctly formatted message being received and forwarded to the core system. It does not currently indicate that the command was successfully completed.
Command Report Attributes
Attributes | Description | Type | Notes |
MsgId | Unique message Id | Long | This will match the id of the incoming message |
Status | Indicates if the incoming message has been received successfully
| String | |
Received | Date and time of when the incoming message was received | DateTime |
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