Automatic policy

The automatic policy attempts to keep the client and server message stores as up-to-date as possible by synchronizing whenever a message is sent or received. This policy is not recommended for applications that frequently send and receive messages.

When using the automatic policy, message transmission is performed when any of the following conditions occurs:

PutMessage() is called. See:
- .NET: PutMessage method
- C++: putMessage function
- Java: putMessage method
- SQL: ml_qa_putmessage
A message status changes has occurred. This typically occurs when a received message is acknowledged by the application. See:
- .NET: AcknowledgementMode enumeration
- C++: AcknowledgementMode class
- Java: Interface AcknowledgementMode
- SQL: all messaging using the SQL API is transactional
A Push Notification is received.
See Using push notifications.
A Network Status Change Notification is received.
See Notifications of push notification.
TriggerSendReceive() is called. See:
- .NET: TriggerSendReceive method
- C++: triggerSendReceive function
- Java: triggerSendReceive method
- SQL: ml_qa_triggersendreceive

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