Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
mensaje de ida / mensaje de vuelta
English translation:
outgoing message / return message
Added to glossary by
Laura Molinari
Mar 31, 2003 17:33
21 yrs ago
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Spanish term
mensaje de vuelta vs. mensaje de entrada
Spanish to English
Tech/Engineering
Computers: Software
Computer programming
Need some help from computer experts!
In software programming language, are 'mensaje de vuelta' and 'mensaje de entrada' the same thing?
The document contains mostly references to 'mensaje de ida' and 'mensaje de vuelta' but once in awhile the 'de entrada' pops up.
What I have is:
mensaje de ida = outbound message
mensaje de vuelta = inbound message
mensaje de entrada = input message
Would like confirmation from someone who knows FOR SURE that these are the proper terms.
Thanks in advance!
In software programming language, are 'mensaje de vuelta' and 'mensaje de entrada' the same thing?
The document contains mostly references to 'mensaje de ida' and 'mensaje de vuelta' but once in awhile the 'de entrada' pops up.
What I have is:
mensaje de ida = outbound message
mensaje de vuelta = inbound message
mensaje de entrada = input message
Would like confirmation from someone who knows FOR SURE that these are the proper terms.
Thanks in advance!
Proposed translations
(English)
5 | outgoing return and incoming messages | Jane Lamb-Ruiz (X) |
2 +3 | ver respuesta | Rachael West |
4 | mucho me temo... | Parrot |
Proposed translations
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outgoing return and incoming messages
If this is programming stuff for the Internet, not program programming but taking existing programs and scripting, then it's probably
outgoing message
returned message
incoming message
I know for sure that in network administration programing for TCP/IP the terms are the above....
See:
... The TCP/IP port is the port StarPipes monitors for incoming and outgoing
DRDA messages. The default is 446. Click on Add. ...
www.starquest.com/Supportdocs/ techSP/Quick_pipesnt.html - 8k - Cached - Similar pages
So it really depends on what area of programming you are talking about
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Note added at 2003-04-02 04:21:22 (GMT) Post-grading
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Laura,
I don;t understand, YOu choose my answer, I am very specific regarding programming and then you give me a three. It\'s a bit much no?
outgoing message
returned message
incoming message
I know for sure that in network administration programing for TCP/IP the terms are the above....
See:
... The TCP/IP port is the port StarPipes monitors for incoming and outgoing
DRDA messages. The default is 446. Click on Add. ...
www.starquest.com/Supportdocs/ techSP/Quick_pipesnt.html - 8k - Cached - Similar pages
So it really depends on what area of programming you are talking about
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Note added at 2003-04-02 04:21:22 (GMT) Post-grading
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Laura,
I don;t understand, YOu choose my answer, I am very specific regarding programming and then you give me a three. It\'s a bit much no?
3 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thanks Jane"
+3
7 mins
ver respuesta
I would say:
mensaje de entrada: incoming message
mensaje de ida: outbound message
mensaje de vuelta: reply message
That's my own interpretation, but as you say, you would need someone who knows for sure.
Good luck!
mensaje de entrada: incoming message
mensaje de ida: outbound message
mensaje de vuelta: reply message
That's my own interpretation, but as you say, you would need someone who knows for sure.
Good luck!
Peer comment(s):
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Andrea Wright
: or outgoing message
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thanks
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agree |
diego asensio
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gracias!
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agree |
Jacqueline van der Spek
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13 mins
mucho me temo...
mensaje de entrada = inbound message
mensaje de vuelta = return message (error messages, notification for vacation messages, etc.) Look for "return message" in the glossary below.
mensaje de vuelta = return message (error messages, notification for vacation messages, etc.) Look for "return message" in the glossary below.
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