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Type
SwitchKit API message
Description
The LLC sends SK_RedundantAppStatusMsg to notify members of a Redundant Application Pool (RAP) about any changes to the state of the RAP.
This message is sent when an application first registers for membership and when the status of a member application changes. Status changes include the following:
• An application registers for membership
• An application sends the SK_ReselectPrimaryApp message
• An application deregisters from membership in the RAP
• An application changes to primary
Sent by
LLC
Arguments
You can modify the following arguments:
|
Argument |
Description |
|---|---|
|
AppName |
AppName is the application name of the requesting application. The name can be obtained by calling sk_getConnectionName(). |
|
RedundantAppPoolID |
The RedundantAppPoolID is a string that uniquely identifies the class of application wishing to be treated as redundant applications. Notes: RAP IDs are case sensitive. |
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RedundancyStatus |
Values defined for this argument are: • SK_RED_STATUS_REMOVED ( 0) - The specified application has been removed from the redundant application. • SK_RED_STATUS_PRIMARY (1) - The specified application is the primary app for the redundant app group. • SK_RED_STATUS_SECONDARY (2) - The specified application is a secondary application for the redundant application group. • SK_RED_STATUS_NO_PRIMARY (3) -There is no primary application for the redundant app group. • SK_RED_STATUS_MONITOR (4) - The specified application is a monitoring application of the redundant application group. |
C Structure
typedef struct {
int AppName;
char RedundantAppPoolID[32];
UBYTE RedundancyStatus;
} SK_RedundantAppStatusMsg;
C++ Class
class SKC_RedundantAppStatusMsg : public SKC_ToolkitInbound {
public:
int getAppName() const;
void setAppName(int x);
const char *getRedundantAppPoolID() const;
void setRedundantAppPoolID(const char *x);
UBYTE getRedundancyStatus() const;
void setRedundancyStatus(UBYTE x);
};