When you run the Windows Listener, by default the listening library lsn_udp.dll is used. If you are using SMTP, you need to specify an SMTP listening library.
You specify the listening library with the dblsn -d option, and specify options for the listening library with the -a option. To enable multi-channel listening, specify multiple DLLs by repeating -d. After each -d option, specify the -a and -i options that relate to the DLL. For example,
dblsn.exe -d lsn_udp.dll -i 10 -d maac750.dll -i 60 |
To specify multiple options, repeat -a. For example,
-d maac750.dll -a port=2439 -a ShowSenderPort |
To see options for your DLL, type the following command:
dblsn -d filename.dll -a ? |
Following is the supported listening library and its options.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Port=port-number | The default is 5001. |
| Timeout=seconds | This value must be smaller than the polling interval of the UDP listening thread. The default is 0. |
| ShowSenderPort | All occurrences of the $sender action variable are followed by a :port-number suffix. |
| HideWSAErrorBox | Suppresses the error box showing errors on socket operations. |
| CodePage=number | On Windows Mobile, translates multibyte characters into Unicode based on this code page number. |
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