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Vivox Core SDK

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Vivox Core SDK
  • Overview
  • Before you begin
  • Get started
  • Release notes
  • Developer Guide
    • Client SDK basics
    • Channels
    • Presence management
    • Messaging
      • Group text messages
      • Directed text
      • Send data through text messages
      • Text chat developer guide
        • Adaptive chat filter
        • Chat history
        • Text evidence management
        • Edit and Delete
        • Offline direct messages
        • Anti-flooding
        • Large text channel setting
        • Retrieve conversations list
        • Set Chat Markers
        • Channel-specific options
        • SDKSampleApp overview
          • Run the SDKSampleApp
          • Sign in as Alice
          • Sign in as Bob
          • Send a directed message
          • Send a channel message
    • Manage audio
    • Couch co-op
    • Android app development
    • iOS app development
    • macOS app development
    • Windows app development
    • Real-time recording
    • Speech-to-text audio transcription
    • Text-to-speech
    • Troubleshooting
  • Reference
  • Privacy overview
  1. Vivox Core SDK documentation

Send a channel message

How to send a channel message in the SDKSampleApp.
Read time 3 minutes
Last updated 8 months ago

To send a channel message, you must first join the channel. Channel names are URIs that are formatted by using the issuer string.
In this example scenario, join "sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com", which is a g-type (general) channel that is controlled by issuer "xyzzy".
The user Alice joins a channel, as detailed in the following code:
[SDKSampleApp]: addsession -c sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com* Adding channel sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com (muted=no) (audio=yes) (text=yes) to session group sg_sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com with handle sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com* Issuing req_sessiongroup_add_session with cookie=4* Request req_sessiongroup_add_session with cookie=4 completed.* evt_sessiongroup_added: sg_sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com [.xyzzy.alice.]* evt_session_added: sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com [sg_sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com]* evt_text_stream_updated: sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com session_text_connecting* evt_media_stream_updated: sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com session_media_connecting 'Success' (0)* evt_text_stream_updated: sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com session_text_connected* evt_participant_added: sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com sip:.xyzzy.alice.@mt1s.vivox.com* evt_media_stream_updated: sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com session_media_connected 'Success' (0)
Alice then sends a channel message, as detailed in the following code:
[SDKSampleApp]: message -m "bob are you in channel?"* Sending message 'bob are you in channel?' to session handle sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com* Issuing req_session_send_message with cookie=5* Request req_session_send_message with cookie=5 completed.
The other user Bob joins the same channel, as detailed in the following code:
[SDKSampleApp]: addsession -c sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com* Adding channel sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com (muted=no) (audio=yes) (text=yes) to session groupsg_sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com with handle sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com* Issuing req_sessiongroup_add_session with cookie=3* Request req_sessiongroup_add_session with cookie=3 completed.* evt_sessiongroup_added: sg_sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com [.xyzzy.bob.]* evt_session_added: sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com [sg_sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com]* evt_text_stream_updated: sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com session_text_connecting* evt_media_stream_updated: sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com session_media_connecting 'Success' (0)* evt_message: sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com sip:.xyzzy.alice.@mt1s.vivox.com bob are you in channel?* evt_participant_added: sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com sip:.xyzzy.alice.@mt1s.vivox.com* evt_text_stream_updated: sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com session_text_connected* evt_participant_added: sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com sip:.xyzzy.bob.@mt1s.vivox.com* evt_media_stream_updated: sip:confctl-g-xyzzy.test@mt1s.vivox.com session_media_connected 'Success' (0)
Although Bob joined after Alice, because the channel message history policy has been enabled on this server, Bob sees the message (message event) "bob are you there?".

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