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Now you would be familiar on how to create modules and define Input Messages. This topic explains you how to create Response Message definitions. Defining response messages in the Command Set help to automate most of the TL1 operations. The Response Message definition, like the Input Message, has multiple parameter blocks with parameter definitions.
All response messages must be defined under Response element. There can be one or more response messages inside the Response element. Follow the steps given here to define a new response message in the Command Set:
To create a response message, click the Add New item from the Edit menu or right-click the response node. A Create New Response Message dialog is displayed where you must specify the response name. Click the OK button to commit the changes. The response name will be displayed as a child in the response node.
Select the response name in the Message Tree. The right panel will display information specific to a TL1 response message, such as valid and error message blocks for quoted, unquoted, and comment lines.
Select each block and define the parameters that each block must contain. The response for a specific request can be a valid message or an error message.
Click the Update button to commit the changes made in each block.
Click the Save button to save the changes to the file.
Follow the above steps in sequence to define multiple set of response messages.
Click the View File option from the File menu to view the changes made to the command set file.
Creation of a complete TL1 Response Message Definition is explained in the next topic using a sample Response Message.
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