Interface for objects that represent a collection of valid key-value pairs of parameters that can be set withing a convenience method like Client.subscribe, Client.sow, etc.
See Command class for detailed descriptions of the parameters.
The acknowledgements requested for the command. Multiple ack types should be comma-delimited. The acknowledgement messages will be delivered to the message handler.
The number of messages that are batched together when returning a query result. If it's not set, it is
10 by default.
The client-originated identifier used to mark a location in journaled messages.
The command e.g. 'publish', 'sow_and_subscribe', to be executed. The following commands are available:
The Client-specified command id. The command id is returned by the engine in responses to commands to allow the client to correlate the response to the command.
The opaque token set by an application and returned with the message.
The command data (message payload). Makes sense only for publish, delta_publish, and sow_delete commands.
The SOW expiration time (in seconds) if used in publish.
The content filter expression.
The (comma-delimited) string of options on a specific Command.
The SOW topic key(s) by which to order SOW query.
The SOW Query identifier set by client to identify a query.
The sequenceId value. SequenceId is an integer that corresponds to the publish message sequence number. For more information see the Replication section in the User Guide.
The sow key value. A SOW key will accompany each message returned in an SOW batch. A SowKey may also be added to messages coming in on a subscription when the published message matches a record in the SOW.
Format:
OR
The sowKeys as a comma-delimited value.
The subscription identifier set by server when processing a subscription.
The subIds - a comma-separated list of subscription ids sent from AMPS engine to identify which client
subscriptions match a given publish message.
The number of records to return.
The topic value.
Interface for objects that represent a collection of valid key-value pairs of parameters that can be set withing a convenience method like Client.subscribe, Client.sow, etc.
See Command class for detailed descriptions of the parameters.