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I can't figure out what the values correspond to, however I can successfully fetch a TransferInfo reply by sending the following: | I can't figure out what the values correspond to, however I can successfully fetch a TransferInfo reply by sending the following: | ||
14 00 | {{Code|14 00 ASSET_KEY ASSET_TYPE 00 00 00}} | ||
I'm guessing the 14 00 might be a UInt16 length indicator (which is different from the standard variable specification which is represented as a UInt8. The three bytes at the end may be flags or padding. I've requested additional info from SLDev --[[User:Tomm Olifone|Tomm Olifone]] 18:57, 4 November 2008 (UTC) | I'm guessing the 14 00 might be a UInt16 length indicator (which is different from the standard variable specification which is represented as a UInt8. The three bytes at the end may be flags or padding. I've requested additional info from SLDev --[[User:Tomm Olifone|Tomm Olifone]] 18:57, 4 November 2008 (UTC) | ||
[[Category:Messages]] | [[Category:Messages]] |
Revision as of 11:05, 4 November 2008
Message Layout
{ TransferRequest Low NotTrusted Zerocoded { TransferInfo Single { TransferID LLUUID } { ChannelType S32 } { SourceType S32 } { Priority F32 } { Params Variable 2 } } }
Usage and Notes
This message is only used by the Transfer Manager system.
Source Types:
- LLTST_UNKNOWN = 0
- LLTST_FILE = 1
- LLTST_ASSET = 2
- LLTST_SIM_INV_ITEM = 3
- LLTST_SIM_ESTATE = 4
- LLTST_NUM_TYPES = 5
Channel Types:
- LLTCT_UNKNOWN = 0
- LLTCT_MISC = 1
- LLTCT_ASSET = 2
- LLTCT_NUM_TYPES = 3
Parameters:
I can't figure out what the values correspond to, however I can successfully fetch a TransferInfo reply by sending the following:
14 00 ASSET_KEY ASSET_TYPE 00 00 00
I'm guessing the 14 00 might be a UInt16 length indicator (which is different from the standard variable specification which is represented as a UInt8. The three bytes at the end may be flags or padding. I've requested additional info from SLDev --Tomm Olifone 18:57, 4 November 2008 (UTC)