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Some SwitchKit functions are duplicated as "OnConnection" functions. For example, sk_watchChannelGroup() is also available as sk_watchChannelGroupOnConnection().
The difference with the sk_*OnConnection() functions is the integer connection parameter:
int aConID
However, if sk_createConnectionWithID() was used to establish a connection between the LLC and the application, the functions with OnConnection must be used to create interaction between the LLC and the application. The following is a list of functions used that have with .
For more information on these functions, see Channel Management.
sk_associateChannelGroupOnConnection
sk_broadcastLoadOnConnection
sk_clearChannelGroupOnConnection
sk_configChannelGroupOnConnection
sk_ignoreChannelGroupOnConnection
sk_monitorChannelOnConnection
sk_removeChannelsFromGroupOnConnection
sk_requestChannelOnConnection
sk_requestOutseizedChannelOnConnection
sk_requestRouteControlledChannelOnConnection
sk_returnChannelOnConnection
sk_unMonitorChannelOnConnection
sk_watchChannelGroupOnConnection
For more information on these functions, see Register Functions.
sk_appGroupRegisterOnConnection
sk_msgRegisterOnConnection
sk_msgUnRegisterOnConnection
sk_pplComponentRegisterOnConnection
sk_pplComponentUnRegisterOnConnection
sk_pplTCAPRegisterOnConnection
sk_pplTCAPUnRegisterOnConnection
For more information on these functions, see Logging Functions.
sk_logLevelOnConnection
sk_logMessageOnConnection
For more information on these functions, see Message Functions.
sk_rcvAndDispatchOnConnection
sk_rcvAndDispatchAutoStorageOnConnection
sk_rcvMessageOnConnection
sk_sendMessageOnConnection
sk_sendMessageWithHandlerOnConnection
sk_sendMessageWithTagOnConnection
sk_sendMsgStructOnConnection
For more information on these functions, see Redundancy.
sk_activateExnetMatrixOnConnection
sk_deregisterAsRedundantAppOnConnection
sk_registerAsRedundantAppOnConnection