Resource.subscribe - Revision history

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Dana at 09:27, 18 January 2013

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Dana: Created page with "== resource.subscribe == '''resource.subscribe''' is a message sent by a module requesting a subscription to a specified resource and event. === Parameters === ;event : Key..."

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Created page with "== resource.subscribe == '''resource.subscribe''' is a message sent by a module requesting a subscription to a specified resource and event. === Parameters === ;event : Key..."

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== resource.subscribe ==

'''resource.subscribe''' is a message sent by a module requesting a subscription to a specified resource and event.

=== Parameters ===

;event : Keyword indicating the event: dialog (subscription to call state events), message-summary (message waiting subscription)
;operation : Keyword indicating the request: subscribe (request a subscription), unsubscribe (request to unsubscribe from event)
;expires : Integer indicating the subscription duration (if operation is subscribe). If 0, the subscription won't expire
;subscriber : The requestor
;notifier : The resource to subscribe to
;notifyto : The URI used as destination when notifying
;data : Data used by protocol

=== Return ===

A processor of this message should set the error, reason or code parameters of the message and return false if the subscriber is not allowed to subscribe to the notifier's event.

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	A processor of this message should set the error, reason or code parameters of the message and return false if the subscriber is not allowed to subscribe to the notifier's event.		A processor of this message should set the error, reason or code parameters of the message and return false if the subscriber is not allowed to subscribe to the notifier's event.
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		+	'''See also'''