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# Tendermint Socket Protocol (TMSP)
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Blockchains are a system for creating shared multi-master application state.
**TMSP** is a socket protocol enabling a blockchain consensus engine, running in one process,
to manage a blockchain application state, running in another.
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For more information on TMSP, motivations, and tutorials, please visit [our blog post](http://tendermint.com/posts/tendermint-socket-protocol/).
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## Message types
#### AppendTx
* __Arguments__:
* `TxBytes ([]byte)`
* __Returns__:
* `RetCode (int8)`
* __Usage__:<br/>
Append and run a transaction. The transaction may or may not be final.
#### GetHash
* __Returns__:
* `RetCode (int8)`
* `Hash ([]byte)`
* __Usage__:<br/>
Return a Merkle root hash of the application state
#### Commit
* __Returns__:
* `RetCode (int8)`
* __Usage__:<br/>
Finalize all appended transactions
#### Rollback
* __Returns__:
* `RetCode (int8)`
* __Usage__:<br/>
Roll back to the last commit
#### AddListener
* __Arguments__:
* `EventKey (string)`
* __Returns__:
* `RetCode (int8)`
* __Usage__:<br/>
Add event listener callback for events with given key.
#### RemoveListener
* __Arguments__:
* `EventKey (string)`
* __Returns__:
* `RetCode (int8)`
* __Usage__:<br/>
Remove event listener callback for events with given key.
#### Flush
* __Usage__:<br/>
Flush the response queue. Applications that implement `types.Application` need not implement this message -- it's handled by the project.
#### Info
* __Returns__:
* `Data ([]string)`
* __Usage__:<br/>
Return an array of strings about the application state. Application specific.
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#### SetOption
* __Arguments__:
* `Key (string)`
* `Value (string)`
* __Returns__:
* `RetCode (int8)`
* __Usage__:<br/>
Set application options. E.g. Key="mode", Value="mempool" for a mempool connection, or Key="mode", Value="consensus" for a consensus connection.
Other options are application specific.