uCosminexus Application Server, Messages

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7.8 Mapping the strings indicating communication processing to the communication processing

This section describes the mapping of the strings that indicate communication processing, output in messages, to the communication processing.

Organization of this section
(1) For the SMTP and SMPTS related messages
(2) For the POP3-related messages

(1) For the SMTP and SMPTS related messages

The following table describes the mapping between the strings that indicate communication processing, output in messages, and communication processing for the SMTP and SMPTS related messages:

No. String indicating communication processing Communication processing
1 -- Acquiring a connection
2 connect-mail-server Acquiring the server response for the connection
3 EHLO command argument Issuing the EHLO command
4 HELO command argument Issuing the HELO command
5 AUTH LOGIN Issuing the AUTH command
(LOGIN in the argument)
6 AUTH PLAIN Issuing the AUTH command
(PLAIN in the argument)
7 AUTH DIGEST-MD5 Issuing the AUTH command
(DIGEST-MD5 in the argument)
8 SEND USER Sending the user name
9 SEND PASS Sending the password
10 SEND USER PASS Sending the user name and password
11 AUTH END Reporting the completion of authentication
12 QUIT Issuing the QUIT command
13 MAIL command argument Issuing the MAIL command
14 RCPT command argument Issuing the RCPT command
15 RSET Issuing the RSET command
16 NOOP Issuing the NOOP command
17 DATA Issuing the DATA command
18 SEND MAIL Sending the mail data
19 . Reporting that the mail is sent
20 STARTTLS Issuing the STARTTLS command

(2) For the POP3-related messages

The following table describes the mapping between the strings that indicate communication processing, output in messages, and communication processing for the POP3-related messages:

No. String indicating communication processing Communication processing
1 -- Acquiring a connection
2 connect-mail-server Acquiring the server response for the connection
3 USER Issuing the USER command
4 PASS Issuing the PASS command
5 QUIT Issuing the QUIT command
6 STAT Issuing the STAT command
7 LIST command argument Issuing the LIST command
8 UIDL command argument Issuing the UIDL command
9 RETR command argument Issuing the RETR command
10 TOP command argument Issuing the TOP command
11 DELE command argument Issuing the DELE command
12 NOOP Issuing the NOOP command
13 RSET Issuing the RSET command
14 CAPA Issuing the CAPA command