Queue messages when offline

[Jordan]

What does this option do exactly? I might have missed a talk about it on the group.
Does it queue messages to systems that are offline, and send them in order when they come back online?

[Nadim Awan]

That's what it sounds like

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On 24 May 2012, at 12:19, Jordan <giovanni...@gmail.com> wrote:

What does this option do exactly? I might have missed a talk about it on the group.
Does it queue messages to systems that are offline, and send them in order when they come back online?

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[Bram van der Mooren]

I want to set a global token with the value of another global token.

 

CF.setJoin("global1", "[@global2]");

I tried this code but this is not working, can someone help me out?

 

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[Bram van der Mooren]

Yes, sorry for my mistake


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Verzonden: donderdag 24 mei 2012 15:16

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Onderwerp: Re: Queue messages when offline

You mean, CF.setToken(), right?

On May 24, 2012, at 2:55 PM, Bram van der Mooren wrote:

> CF.setJoin("global1", "[@global2]");
> I tried this code but this is not working, can someone help me out?
>

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[Jarrod Bell]

Holy thread-jacking batman.

[Jarrod Bell]

yes correct.

Jarrod

[Bram van der Mooren]

Thanks Florent! This is working!

Op 24 mei 2012 om 16:07 heeft "Florent Pillet" <fpi...@gmail.com> het volgende geschreven:

Have you tried:

Assuming your other token is "[global2]", try:

CF.setToken(CF.GlobalTokensJoin, "global1", "[global2]");

Florent

On May 24, 2012, at 2:55 PM, Bram van der Mooren wrote:

> I want to set a global token with the value of another global token.
> 
> CF.setJoin("global1", "[@global2]");
> I tried this code but this is not working, can someone help me out?
> 

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Florent Pillet - Software Engineering Lead
www.commandfusion.com

[Carlos Araujo]

But what happens when system come back online? Is the queue sequence preserved and, if so, what is the time interval between messages? by the way, techically what kind of buffer os storage area is used to keep queued messages?

[Florent Pillet]

Buffer is internal to iViewer and is a FIFO. Queued messages are sent in order, but without any delay (everything buffered is pushed as fast as possible after reconnection).

Florent

On Jul 10, 2012, at 9:27 PM, Carlos Araujo wrote:

> But what happens when system come back online? Is the queue sequence preserved and, if so, what is the time interval between messages? by the way, techically what kind of buffer os storage area is used to keep queued messages?