Syntax

public MessageProperties

Remarks

Provides fields storing standard message property names.

The MessageProperties class provides standard message property names. You can pass MessageProperties fields to QAMessage methods used to get and set message properties.

For more information, see Introduction to QAnywhere messages

 QATextMessage * t_msg;
 

The following example gets the value corresponding to MessagePropertiesMSG_TYPE using the QAMessagegetIntProperty method. The MessageType enumeration maps the integer result to an appropriate message type.

 int msg_type;
 t_msg->getIntProperty( MessageProperties::MSG_TYPE, &msg_type)
 

The following example, evaluates the message type and RAS names using MessagePropertiesMSG_TYPE and MessagePropertiesRASNAMES respectively.

 void SystemQueueListener::onMessage(QAMessage * msg) {
  QATextMessage *  t_msg;
  TCHAR    buffer[512];
  int     len;
  int     msg_type;

  t_msg = msg->castToTextMessage();
  if( t_msg != NULL ) {
   t_msg->getIntProperty( MessageProperties::MSG_TYPE, &msg_type );

   if( msg_type == MessageType::NETWORK_STATUS_NOTIFICATION ) {

    // get RAS names using MessageProperties::RASNAMES
    len = t_msg->getStringProperty(MessageProperties::RASNAMES,buffer,sizeof(buffer));

    }

  //...
  }
 }
 

See Also

QAMessage class

Members

All members of MessageProperties, including all inherited members.

• ADAPTER variable
• ADAPTERS variable
• DELIVERY_COUNT variable
• IP variable
• MAC variable
• MSG_TYPE variable
• NETWORK_STATUS variable
• ORIGINATOR variable
• RAS variable
• RASNAMES variable
• STATUS variable
• STATUS_TIME variable
• TRANSMISSION_STATUS variable