public interface MessageProperties

All members of MessageProperties interface, including all inherited members.

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

For example, assume you have the following QAMessage instance:

QAMessage msg = mgr.createTextMessage();

The following example gets the value corresponding to MessageProperties.MSG_TYPE using the QAMessage.getIntProperty(String) method. The MessageType enumeration maps the integer result to an appropriate message type.

int msg_type = t_msg.getIntProperty( MessageProperties.MSG_TYPE );

The following example shows the onSystemMessage(QAMessage) method, which is used to handle QAnywhere system messages.

The message type is evaluated using MessageProperties.MSG_TYPE variable and the QAMessage.getIntProperty(String) method.

A delimited list of RAS entry names is obtained using MessageProperties.RASNAMES and the QAMessage.getStringProperty(String) method.

private void onSystemMessage(QAMessage msg) {
  QATextMessage    t_msg;
  int              msg_type;
  String           network_adapters;
  String           network_names;
  String           network_info;

  t_msg = (QATextMessage)msg;
  if( t_msg != null ) {
      // Evaluate the message type.
      msg_type = (MessageType)t_msg.getIntProperty( MessageProperties.MSG_TYPE );
      if( msg_type == MessageType.NETWORK_STATUS_NOTIFICATION ) {
          // Handle network status notification.
          network_info = "";
          network_adapters = t_msg.getStringProperty( MessageProperties.ADAPTERS );
          if( network_adapters != null && network_adapters.length > 0) {
            network_info += network_adapters;
          }
          network_names = t_msg.getStringProperty( MessageProperties.RASNAMES );

  	     //...
      }
  }
}