Script Command: TCP
TCP [-cdh:p:r] {sub-command} [args] ...
The specific intent of this command is to allow a
uCon script to communicate with some other uCon session that has an
active telnet server; however, it is useful for communicating with any
other TCP based server. By default the port is 23 and the host name is
that of the host PC (IP = $MYIP); however the -p and -h options allow
the user to override these defaults.
Options:
-c omit '\n' from the end of line
-d {msecs} delay (milliseconds) between commands (used with SEND)
-h {hostname} override default of $MYIP
-p {port #} override default port number of 23 (telnet)
-r use "\r\n" for line termination
Current sub-commands supported:
SEND -
Syntax: TCP SEND {"string to other TCP session"} ["next string"] ....
The "string to other TCP session" is terminated with a newline and
passed to the remote server as a single TCP packet. Consider this
a "one shot" telnet client, where the client simply establishes the
connection with the server, sends over the string(s) and
disconnects. If more than one string is specified, then the -d
option can be used to adjust the default of 1 second delay put between
each string sent.