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Endpoint State Transitions

Endpoint State Transitions

This appendix lists and describes all of the state transitions that may occur at an endpoint. It includes these sections:

Briefly describes the defined endpoint states.
Includes array tables that show how endpoint and current state are used to determine new endpoint states.

Overview

A machine-readable endpoint state transition table is interpreted by API routines to manage a state variable maintained for each endpoint. This state variable is used to control the execution sequence of API service functions. The state variable can be read with the TSTATE function, and is returned as part of a state word defined by the TSW dsect.

Defined Endpoint States

These nine endpoint states are defined:


Table A-1: Defined Endpoint States
TSCLOSED Closed
TSOPENED Opened
TSDSABLD Disabled
TSENABLD Enabled
TSINCONN Connect indication pending
TSOUCONN Connect in progress (awaiting confirm indication)
TSCONNCT Connected (or associated)
TSINRLSE Release indication pending
TSOURLSE Release in progress (awaiting release indication)

The State Transition Tables

The tables in this section list the nine state transitions that may occur at an endpoint. Each state transition table is organized as an array where each row represents an event and each column represents one of the possible endpoint states. Given some event and the current state of the endpoint, the array element at the intersection of the row and column is the new state of the endpoint. If the array element is null (blank), the event is invalid for the current state.

Each table includes the same event state information in the EVENT columns, and three of the nine endpoint states in the CURRENT STATE columns.

Each event listed in the state table consists of the successful completion of a particular API service function, and various conditions that were in effect during its execution. Conditions listed in uppercase represent parameters or option codes provided with the service request. Conditions listed in lowercase apply to internal variables maintained by the API. Each event also lists the service type that must be in effect for the endpoint.

These are the variables:

qlstn The negotiated size of the connect indication queue specified by the QLSTN parameter in a successful TBIND request.
count The number of pending connect indications.

Note These notes correspond to the numbers (for example, 3) in the tables:

1 - Connectionless Transport Service (CLTS) service mode is valid only when using associations. TYPE=(CLTS,ASSOC) must have been specified when the endpoint was opened.

2 - Connection-Oriented Transport Service (COTS) service mode is valid only when orderly release is supported by the transport provider. TYPE=(COTS,ORDREL) must have been specified when the endpoint was opened.

3 - Control of the endpoint is passed to another task or address space. On completion of TOPEN, the state of the new endpoint is the same as the state of the old endpoint before it was closed.

4 - This event represents the state transition for the endpoint to which a connection is accepted when the endpoint is different from the one receiving the connect indication.

5 - The number of pending connect indications is incremented by one.

6 - The number of pending connect indications is decremented by one.

Endpoint States for TSCLOSED, TSOPENED, and TSDSABLED

This table lists the endpoint states for the TSCLOSED, TSOPENED, and TSDSABLED states:


Table A-2: Endpoint States for TSCLOSED, TSOPENED, and TSDASABLED
Event Current State:
Function Conditions Service Type TSCLOSED TSOPENED TSDSABLD
TACCEPT count=1, NEWEP=EP COTS, CLTS, 1
count=1, NEWEP=EP COTS, CLTS, 1
count>1, NEWEP=EP COTS, CLTS, 1
4 COTS, CLTS, 1 TSCONNCT
TADDR OPTCD=LOCAL COTS, CLTS TSDSABLD
OPTCD=REMOTE COTS, CLTS
TBIND QLSTN=0 COTS, CLTS TSDSABLD
QLSTN>0 COTS, CLTS TSENABLD TSENABLD
TCLEAR qlstn=0 COTS, CLTS, 1
qlstn>0, count=0 COTS, CLTS, 1
qlstn>0, count=1 COTS, CLTS, 1
qlstn>0, count>1 COTS, CLTS, 1
TCLOSE OPTCD=DELETE COTS, CLTS TSCLOSED TSCLOSED
OPTCD=PASS COTS, CLTS 3 3
TCONFIRM COTS, CLTS, 1
TCONNECT COTS, CLTS, 1 TSOUCONN
TDISCONN qlstn=0 COTS, CLTS, 1
qlstn>0 COTS, CLTS, 1
TINFO COTS, CLTS TSOPENED TSDSABLD
TLISTEN count<qlstn COTS, CLTS, 1
TOPEN OPTCD=NEW COTS, CLTS TSOPENED
OPTCD=OLD COTS, CLTS 3
TOPTION COTS, CLTS TSOPENED TSDSABLD
TRECV COTS, CLTS, 1
TRECVERR CLTS TSDSABLD
TRECVFR CLTS TSDSABLD
TREJECT count=1 COTS, CLTS, 1
count>1 COTS, CLTS, 1
TRELACK qlstn=0 COTS, 2
qlstn>0 COTS, 2
TRELEASE qlstn=0 COTS, 2
qlstn>0 COTS, 2
TRETRACT COTS, CLTS, 1
TSEND COTS, CLTS, 1
TSENDTO CLTS TSDSABLD
TUNBIND COTS, CLTS TSOPENED
TUSER COTS, CLTS TSOPENED TSDSABLD

Endpoint States for TSENABLD, TSINCONN, and TSOUCONN

This table lists the endpoint states for the TSENABLD, TSINCONN, and TSOUCONN states:


Table  A-1: Endpoint States for TSENABLD, TSINCONN, and TSOUCONN
Event Current State:
Function Conditions Service Type TSENABLD TSINCONN TSOUCONN
TACCEPT count=1, NEWEP=EP COTS, CLTS, 1 TSCONNCT, 6
count=1, NEWEP=EP COTS, CLTS, 1 TSENABLD, 6
count>1, NEWEP=EP COTS, CLTS, 1 TSINCONN, 6
4 COTS, CLTS, 1
TADDR OPTCD=LOCAL COTS, CLTS TSENABLD TSINCONN TSOUCONN
OPTCD=REMOTE COTS, CLTS
TBIND QLSTN=0 COTS, CLTS
QLSTN>0 COTS, CLTS
TCLEAR qlstn=0 COTS, CLTS, 1 TSDSABLD
qlstn>0, count=0 COTS, CLTS, 1
qlstn>0, count=1 COTS, CLTS, 1 TSENABLD, 6
qlstn>0, count>1 COTS, CLTS, 1 TSINCONN, 6
TCLOSE OPTCD=DELETE COTS, CLTS TSCLOSED TSCLOSED TSCLOSED
OPTCD=PASS COTS, CLTS 3
TCONFIRM COTS, CLTS, 1 TSCONNCT
TCONNECT COTS, CLTS, 1
TDISCONN qlstn=0 COTS, CLTS, 1 TSDSABLD
qlstn>0 COTS, CLTS, 1
TINFO COTS, CLTS TSENABLD TSINCON TSOUCONN
TLISTEN count<qlstn COTS, CLTS, 1 TSINCONN, 5 TSINCONN, 5
TOPEN OPTCD=NEW COTS, CLTS
OPTCD=OLD COTS, CLTS
TOPTION COTS, CLTS TSENABLD
TRECV COTS, CLTS, 1
TRECVERR CLTS
TRECVFR CLTS
TREJECT count=1 COTS, CLTS, 1 TSENABLD, 6
count>1 COTS, CLTS, 1 TSINCONN, 6
TRELACK qlstn=0 COTS, 2
qlstn>0 COTS, 2
TRELEASE qlstn=0 COTS, 2
qlstn>0 COTS, 2
TRETRACT COTS, CLTS, 1 TSENABLD TSINCONN
TSEND COTS, CLTS, 1
TSENDTO CLTS
TUNBIND COTS, CLTS TSOPENED
TUSER COTS, CLTS TSENABLD

Endpoint States for TSCONNCT, TSINRLSE, and TSOURLSE

This table lists the endpoint states for the TSCONNCT, TSINRLSE, and TSOURLSE states:


Table  A-2: Endpoint States for TSCONNCT, TSINRLSE, and TSOURLSE
Event Current State:
Function Conditions Service Type TSCONNCT TSINRLSE TSOURLSE
TACCEPT count=1, NEWEP=EP COTS, CLTS, 1
count=1, NEWEP=EP COTS, CLTS, 1
count>1, NEWEP=EP COTS, CLTS, 1
4 COTS, CLTS, 1
TADDR OPTCD=LOCAL COTS, CLTS TSCONNCT TSINRLSE TSOURLSE
OPTCD=REMOTE COTS, CLTS TSCONNCT TSINRLSE TSOURLSE
TBIND QLSTN=0 COTS, CLTS
QLSTN>0 COTS, CLTS
TCLEAR qlstn=0 COTS, CLTS, 1 TSDSABLD TSDSABLD TSDSABLD
qlstn>0, count=0 COTS, CLTS, 1 TSENABLD TSENABLD TSENABLD
qlstn>0, count=1 COTS, CLTS, 1
qlstn>0, count>1 COTS, CLTS, 1
TCLOSE OPTCD=DELETE COTS, CLTS TSCLOSED TSCLOSED TSCLOSED
OPTCD=PASS COTS, CLTS 3
TCONFIRM COTS, CLTS, 1
TCONNECT COTS, CLTS, 1
TDISCONN qlstn=0 COTS, CLTS, 1 TSDSABLD TSDSABLD TSDSABLD
qlstn>0 COTS, CLTS, 1 TSENABLD TSENABLD TSENABLD
TINFO COTS, CLTS TSCONNCT TSINRLSE TSOURLSE
TLISTEN count<qlstn COTS, CLTS, 1
TOPEN OPTCD=NEW COTS, CLTS
OPTCD=OLD COTS, CLTS
TOPTION COTS, CLTS TSCONNCT
TRECV COTS, CLTS, 1 TSCONNCT TSOURLSE
TRECVERR CLTS
TRECVFR CLTS
TREJECT count=1 COTS, CLTS, 1
count>1 COTS, CLTS, 1
TRELACK qlstn=0 COTS, 2 TSINRLSE TSDSABLD
qlstn>0 COTS, 2 TSINRLSE TSENABLD
TRELEASE qlstn=0 COTS, 2 TSOURLSE TSDSABLD
qlstn>0 COTS, 2 TSOURLSE TSENABLD
TRETRACT COTS, CLTS, 1
TSEND COTS, CLTS, 1 TSCONNCT TSINRLSE
TSENDTO CLTS
TUNBIND COTS, CLTS
TUSER COTS, CLTS TSCONNCT

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