QAnywhere new features

Following is a list of additions to QAnywhere introduced in version 12.0.0. For information about supported platforms and versions, see [external link] http://www.sybase.com/detail?id=1061806.

New light weight polling support QAnywhere now has the ability to use light weight polling to receive push notifications from the MobiLink server. Use the following new options to use this new functionality:
- The new lwpoll mode of the -push qaagent option and -push qauagent option.
- The new lwpoll property of the PUSH QAnywhere manager configuration property. See QAnywhere manager configuration properties.

QAnywhere client API features

.NET QAManagerBase class supports ExceptionListener delegates This support allows applications to be notified of QAExceptions that occur while receiving messages on the background thread. See ExceptionListener delegate [QAnywhere .NET] and QAManagerBase.SetExceptionListener method [QAnywhere .NET].
New ReOpen method added to QAManagerBase class (.NET and Java) This method is called in an ExceptionListener or MessageListener to re-establish connections to the message store database. See QAManagerBase.ReOpen method [QAnywhere .NET] (.NET) and QAManagerBase.reOpen method [QAnywhere Java]. (Java)

QAnywhere Agent features

-cd option for QAnywhere Agent Use this option in conjunction with the -cr option to specify the delay between attempts to connect to the database. This option is valid for qaagent and qauagent. See -cd qaagent option.
-cr option for QAnywhere Agent Use this option to specify the number of times that the QAnywhere Agent should retry a failed connection to the database. This option is valid for qaagent and qauagent. See -cr qaagent option.

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