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This example project launches a TCP/IP server and a TCP/IP client and the client will connect to the local server. The server then generates a simplified BSM which is sent to the client. The received BSM string is parsed and also printed on the console.
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A BSM (baggage source message) is used in a BHS (baggage handling system). When a person checks baggage at a ticket counter, an IATA tag is printed and attached to each checked in bag. The ticketing system will generate a BSM for the IATA(s) printed and it is sent to various parties; one being the
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BHS. The BHS will use the BSM in sortation; it binds the IATA number to the flight which has a sort destination assigned to it.
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## BSM Format
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BSM<br/>
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ADD<br/>
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.F/AA0001/09FEB/LBB/T<br/>
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.N/0001000004001<br/>
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.P/1TEST/PASSENGER4<br/>
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.V/1LMCO<br/>
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ENDBSM<br/>
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* The .F element represents the outbound flight.
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* The .N element represents the IATA(s) printed for the baggage checked in by the person.
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* The .P element represents who checked in the baggage.
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