OpenSRS API Integration for XML

catch (TaskExecuteException e) {
}
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
Data exchange
For each line of data passed, you must prepend the data with the length of
the string packed in 'network' or big-endian order. In Perl, this is
accomplished by:
$length = pack('n', length($data));
Where $data is the information you are going to send.
For example, assuming you have a socket SERVER already open to the
server process, you could send data as follows:
print SERVER pack('n', length($data));
print SERVER $data;
Since you must always send the length of the string first, it will not work to
simply telnet to the OpenSRS server and begin issuing commands.
Authentication handshake
The first step in communicating with the server process is the authentication
handshake. This proceeds between the Reseller Client and Reseller Agent
(server) as follows:
Process
Description
1 Reseller Client Initiates connection with Reseller Agent (server
process) on a specific TCP/IP hostname:port.
Horizon: horizon.opensrs.net:55000
Live: rr-n1-tor.opensrs.net:55000