The properties of the TipcMt class are listed below. For a complete list of TipcMt class members, see the TipcMt Members topic.
Public Instance Properties
 Compression | Gets/Sets the compression property of a message type. Compression is enabled when true and disabled when false. |
| DeliveryMode | Gets/Sets the delivery mode of a message type. The delivery mode of a message type is used as the default delivery mode for messages of this type. When a message is created, its delivery mode is initialized to the message type delivery mode. The default message type delivery mode is DELIVERY_BEST_EFFORT. In this mode, no special actions are taken to ensure delivery of sent messages. The message is delivered unless network failures or process failures occur. If the message is not delivered, there is no way for the sender to know that the delivery failed. In the case of a network or process failure, a more useful delivery mode is DELIVERY_ORDERED. Messages can still be lost in the event of a failure, but all delivered messages are received in the order in which they were published. Another delivery mode is DELIVERY_SOME. In this mode, the sending process saves a copy of the message until the message is successfully delivered, and the sender can also resend the message if necessary. Delivery is considered successful if the sent message is acknowledged by at least one receiving process. The most robust delivery mode is DELIVERY_ALL. In this mode, the sending process saves a copy of the message until the message is successfully delivered, and the sender can also resend the message if necessary. Delivery is not considered successful until all receiving processes acknowledge the sent message. The delivery mode of an outgoing message can always be set on a per-message basis, but using the message type delivery modes makes it easier to change the default delivery mode mode for all outgoing messages of a specific type. The standard Smartsockets message type by default all have a delivery mode of DELIVERY_BEST_EFFORT, but these can be changed if desired. User-defined message types can also use whatever delivery mode is appropriate. |
| DeliveryTimeout | Gets/Sets the delivery timeout of a message type. The delivery timeout of a message controls how long to wait for guaranteed message delivery to complete when a message is sent through a connection. The delivery timeout of a message type is used as the default delivery timeout for messages of this type. When a message is created, its delivery timeout is initialized to the message type delivery timeout. The delivery timeout of an outgoing message can always be set on a per-message basis, but using the message type delivery timtout makes it easier to change the default delivery timeout for all outgoing message of a specific type. The standard SmartSockets message types by default all have a delivery timeout of unknown, but these can be changed. User-defined message types can also use whatever delivery timeout is appropriate |
| Grammar | Gets the grammar of a message type. Message types grammars are lists of field types and are used to write message to message files in a compact format. |
| LbMode | Gets/Set the load balancing mode of a message type. The load balancing mode of a message controls how (or if) the message is load balanced among RTclients subscribed to a load balanced subject. The load balancing mode of a message type is used as the default load balancing mode for message of this type. When a message is created, its load balancing mode is initialized to the message type load balancing mode. Valid load balancing modes: LB_NONE, LB_ROUND_ROBIN, LB_SORTED, and LB_WEIGHTED The load balancing mode of an outgoing message can always be set on a per-message basis, but using message type load balancing mode makes it easier to change the default load balancing mode for all ougoing messages of a specific type. The standard SmartSockets message types by default all have a load balancing mode of LB_NONE |
| LocalDelivery | Gets/Sets the local delivery property of a message type. |
| Name | Gets the name of a message type. |
| Num | Returns the number of a message type. |
| Priority | Gets/Sets the priority of a message type. The priority of a message type, if set, is used as the default priority of for messages of this type. The message type priority can either be set to a specific value or it can be unknown. When a message is created, its priority is initialized to the message type priority (if set) or to the value of the option Default_Msg_Priority (if the message type priority is unknown). The priority of an outgoing message can always be set on a per-message basis, but using message type priorities makes it easier to raise or lower the default priority for all outgoing messages of a specific type. The standard SmartSockets message types by default all have a priority of unknown, but these can be changed. User-defined message types can also use whatever priority is appropriate. When a message type is first created, its priority is initialized to unknown. |
| UserProp | Gets/Sets the user-defined property of a message type. |
See Also
TipcMt Class | TIBCO.SMARTSOCKETS Namespace
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