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Type
EXS SwitchKit API message
Purpose
Use the SK_DynamicConfig message to dynamically update the CSP configuration without restarting the SwitchManager. This message includes an argument, ConfigMode, which determines whether the specified file content will be saved by SwitchManager for future reconfiguration.
Description
When SwitchManager receives a DynamicConfig message, it will send the configuration referenced in the message to the CSP immediately. Those messages are maintained on the CSP. The filename must be relative to the SwitchManager process.
Sent by
Converged Services Administrator or Application
Arguments
The following table shows the user modifiable arguments for this message:
|
Argument |
Description |
|---|---|
|
ConfigMode |
This enables or disables writing the content of the specified file into the current configuration file used by Switch Manager. The options are: SK_CONFIGSWITCH_APPEND - 0x00 SK_CONFIGSWITCH_REPLACE - 0x01 SK_CONFIGSWITCH_REPLACE_AND_SEND - 0x02 SK_CONFIGSWITCH_APPEND_NOSEND - 0x03 SK_CONFIGSWITCH_SEND_NOAPPEND - 0x04 |
|
Filename |
The filename of the file containing the configuration information to parse and send. Location should be relative to SwitchManagers installation directory. |
C Structure
typedef struct {
UBYTE ConfigMode;
char Filename[230];
} SK_DynamicConfig;
C Structure Response
typedef struct {
int Status;
} SK_DynamicConfigAck;
C++ Class
class SKC_DynamicConfig : public SKC_ToolkitMessage {
public:
UBYTE getConfigMode() const;
void setConfigMode(UBYTE x);
const char *getFilename() const;
void setFilename(const char *x);
};
C++ Class Response
class SKC_DynamicConfigAck : public SKC_ToolkitAck {
public:
int getStatus() const;
void setStatus(int x);
const UBYTE *getReserved() const;
UBYTE *getReserved();
void setReserved(UBYTE *x);
};