vx_evt_network_message

Learn about messaging in Vivox Core.

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Raised when the network sends a message to a user (as opposed to a user to user message). More...

#include <VxcEvents.h>

Public Attributes

	Name
vx_evt_base_t	base The common properties for all events.
VX_HANDLE	account_handle The handle returned from a successful account login request.
vx_evt_network_message_type	network_message_type The type of the message.
char *	content_type The type of the incoming data.
char *	content The content of the message being received from the server.
char *	sender_uri The sender of the message.
char *	sender_display_name The sender display name.
char *	sender_alias_username The identity that the original sender wanted to present.
char *	receiver_alias_username The identity that the original sender wanted to send to.

Detailed Description


struct vx_evt_network_message;

Raised when the network sends a message to a user (as opposed to a user to user message).

This includes messages that were stored and forwarded on behalf the user, and generic admin messages.

Public Attributes Documentation

variable base


vx_evt_base_t base;

The common properties for all events.

variable account_handle


VX_HANDLE account_handle;

The handle returned from a successful account login request.

See: vx_req_account_login

variable network_message_type


vx_evt_network_message_type network_message_type;

The type of the message.

variable content_type


char * content_type;

The type of the incoming data.

variable content


char * content;

The content of the message being received from the server.

variable sender_uri


char * sender_uri;

The sender of the message.

variable sender_display_name


char * sender_display_name;

The sender display name.

variable sender_alias_username


char * sender_alias_username;

The identity that the original sender wanted to present.

Note: This is different than the participant_uri, which is the actual internal Vivox identity of the original sender.

variable receiver_alias_username


char * receiver_alias_username;

The identity that the original sender wanted to send to.