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Plug-in breakdown

While there are a total of eighteen Plug-ins, they can be broken down into three output types and six destinations. Each Plug-ins consists of one output type and one destination.

Let’s begin with a list of all the available Plug-ins:

Output HTML for the web
Output HTML to File
Output HTML to TCP/IP
Output HTML to UDP/IP
Output HTML to email
Output HTML to email which is sent by a CIC server

Output XML for the web
Output XML to File
Output XML to TCP/IP
Output XML to UDP/IP
Output XML to email
Output XML to email which is sent by a CIC server

Output a string to a web service
Output a string to a file
Output a string to TCP/IP
Output a string to UDP/IP
Output a string to email
Output a string to email which is sent by a CIC server

The output types that are available are described in the following table:

Type	Description
Output HTML	Creates a statistic package that is formatted as an HTML file
Output XML	Creates a statistic package that is formatted as an XML file
Output a String	Creates a statistic package that is formatted as a text string

For each of these output types you can choose to configure a package for one of the destinations described in the following table:

Destination	Description
For the Web	Stores the statistics package in memory in preparation for web service calls
To a file	Writes the statistics package to the specified file
To a TCP/IP address	Writes the statistics package to the specified TCP connection
To a UDP/IP address	Writes the statistics package to the specified UDP connection
To an email server	Writes and sends the statistics package to the specified SMTP connection
To email via a CIC server	Writes and sends the statistics package using the CIC server's mail provider