Hi Anil.
Here's my 0.02.
In DBGP all XML packets are in form of:
<payload size><NUL><xml payload><NUL>
Telnet isn't the best utility for that.
Perhaps what would be interesting for you is to run this instead of
debugclient:
nc -l -p 9000
Then start a debug session. You'll see here if you get the correct init
packet. (I think that was the initial problem).
One way to send a packet to the client, would be to create a file with
the right sytanx (size null etc) and then do
nc localhost 9000 < file
Hope this helps.
RE
-Zobo
Anil T Samuel wrote:
> Can I connect a telnet session (using telnet localhost 9000) to a
> debugclient listening at localhost:9000
> and send <init> packet using telnet console input ?
>
> I am hoping something like
>
> [anthos:~]>telnet bortnet.com smtp
> Trying 209.128.96.105...
> Connected to bortnet.com.
> Escape character is '^]'.
> 220 mail.bortnet.com ESMTP Postfix
> helo me.com
> 250 mail.bortnet.com
> MAIL FROM:anthos[@]hotmail.com
> 250 Ok
>
> Regards
> Anthos
>
Received on Fri Jan 11 2008 - 09:49:42 GMT
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