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Table 31. Windowing scenario 1<br />

ASE Direction Application<br />

007:<br />

— — — Ignore<br />

(NACK) — — —<br />

— — — Ignore<br />

(NACK) — — —<br />

009:<br />

011:<br />

013:<br />

< — — — 007:<br />

— — —><br />

< — — — 005:<br />

< — — — 011:<br />

< — — — 009:<br />

< — — — 011:<br />

< — — — 013:<br />

— — —><br />

— — —><br />

— — —><br />

ASE delivers more than one SM/SR to application<br />

<strong>CIMD</strong> <strong>Interface</strong> <strong>Specification</strong><br />

If an application has logged in with a window size of X, and the ASE has accepted<br />

it, the ASE is entitled to deliver up to X SMs or SRs to the application before<br />

waiting for the response from the application. This is valid only if the application<br />

is configured as auto deliver. If the delivery is not acknowledged during the<br />

delivery timeout period, then the ASE retransmits the packet. The application can<br />

acknowledge the delivery packets it has received in any order, but the preferred<br />

way is to acknowledge them in the order they are received.<br />

If the ASE is retrieving messages from the message router, then the ASE uses<br />

only a window size of 1. The scenario can be explained with an application which<br />

has a window size of 3, see Table 32.<br />

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