Here you can configure the Cobwebb Server API's which may be enabled/disabled by entering a 'Y' to enable or 'N' to disable. This can be found from the Cobwebb Fax & Email Menu - Work with System Parameters - Option 5.

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Send application interface

As well as being necessary when the Cobwebb Fax API is in use, this indicator must be set to 'Y' to enable the printing of incoming/outgoing faxes if the Print option on the System parameters has been used.

Email application interface

If you have selected to send your email via the Cobwebb Queue i.e. Enable Email queue has been set to Y in the Email Parameters, then this API will need to be enabled.

Receive application interface

If incoming fax has been authorised in the CPPD Security (Incoming fax = Y), then the incoming fax program will be started if the Receive application interface is set to 'Y'.  Incoming faxes are put on the Cobwebb queue with a status of 'R'.  The userid allocated to the incoming fax is specified in the CUI file (see system maintenance 'Work with Call unit identity').  If the Cobwebb Fax Client application is installed the incoming faxes can be viewed or printed on a PC.

PC Fax Interface

Enables the Cobwebb Fax PC fax server.  

Application data queue interface

Enables the Cobwebb data queue.  This is used by customers who wish to fax from System 21 using the default interface.  This has been superseded by CPPD and the spooled file monitor.

Spooled file fax monitor

Starts the Cobwebb Fax Spooled file monitor program (SFFMON), providing there is an ‘online’ entry in the spooled file monitor file. See System Maintenance ‘Work with spooled file monitor’ for details. SFFMON monitors the specified print output queue for specified spooled files and runs a modified SNDFAXP command automatically, to send faxes from any text spooled file.

Line monitor program

If selected will check all the Cobwebb Fax communications lines (not including Cobwebb Fax Twinax communications) approximately every 10 minutes, if a line is found to have failed a message is sent, and the program attempts to restart the communications for that line.  

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