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Sets a MessageListener delegate delegate to receive QAnywhere messages asynchronously, with a message selector.
Visual Basic
Public Sub SetMessageListenerBySelector( _
ByVal address As String, _
ByVal selector As String, _
ByVal listener As MessageListener _
)
C#
public void SetMessageListenerBySelector(
string address,
string selector,
MessageListener listener
);
address The address of messages.
listener The listener to register.
selector The selector to be used to filter the messages to be received.
Use this method to receive message asynchronously.
MessageListener delegate accepts a single QAMessage parameter.
The SetMessageListener address parameter specifies a local queue name used to receive the message. You can only have one listener delegate assigned to a given queue. The selector parameter specifies a selector to be used to filter the messages to be received on the given address. You may set an ExceptionListener and a MessageListener for a given address, but you must be consistent with the Listener/Listener2 delegates. That is, you cannot set an ExceptionListener and a MessageListener2, nor an ExceptionListener2 and a MessageListener, for the same address.
If you want to listen for QAnywhere system messages, including push notifications and network status changes, specify "system" as the queue name.
For more information, see Receiving messages asynchronously and System queue.