# Table of contents:
# Introduction
SND
is a command introduced with
MSNP2.
It is a Notification Server command, without either a request or response payload.
Sends a service invitation to an e-mail address or directory user. For the version of this command that supports friendly names that superseded this command, read SDC.
# Client/Request
SND TrID target-address {translation-lcid} {requesting-library} {client-identification}
Where
target-address
is the E-mail address or index from the last
FND
response you'd like to invite to the service.
Where
translation-lcid
is the LCID of the translation you'd like the invitation to be in.
Added since
MSNP3.
Where
requesting-library
is the name of the library that requested this CVR, usually
MSMSGS
or
MSNMSGR.
Added since
MSNP3.
Where
client-identification
is the internal name of the codebase used to create
requesting-library, usually
MSMSGS.
Added since
MSNP4.
# Server/Response
SND TrID OK
Where
OK
is always
OK.
# Examples
# Normal use
# First generation
Only MSNP2.
C: SND 1 anotheruser@hotmail.com
S: SND 1 OK
# Second generation
Only MSNP3.
C: SND 2 anotheruser@hotmail.com 0x0409 MSMSGS
S: SND 2 OK
# Third generation
Since MSNP4.
C: SND 3 anotheruser@hotmail.com 0x0409 MSMSGS MSMSGS
S: SND 3 OK
# From a directory search
C: FND 4 fname=Another lname=User city=* state=* country=US
S: FND 4 1 2 fname=Another lname=User city=New%20York state=NY country=US
FND 4 2 2 fname=Another lname=User city=Stillwater state=OK country=US
C: SND 5 1 0x0409 MSMSGS MSMSGS
S: SND 5 OK
# Invalid parameters
C: SND 6 anotheruser@hotmail.com 10
S: 503 6
Server disconnects client.