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HMessage — Represents an instance of a data container to be sent via message queues.
CreateMessage | Create a new empty message. |
This operator is not available as a class member but will be called automatically when the resources of the object instances are to be released. This occurs in the finalization stage of garbage collection, or upon an explicit call of the Dispose() method.
ClearMessage | Close a message handle and release all associated resources. |
CreateMessage | Create a new empty message. | |
GetMessageObj | Retrieve an object associated with the key from the message. | |
GetMessageParam | Query message parameters or information about the message. | |
GetMessageTuple | Retrieve a tuple associated with the key from the message. | |
SetMessageObj | Add a key/object pair to the message. | |
SetMessageParam | Set message parameter or invoke commands on the message. | |
SetMessageTuple | Add a key/tuple pair to the message. |
HMessage — Represents an instance of a data container to be sent via message queues.
CreateMessage | Create a new empty message. |
This operator is not available as a class member but will be called automatically by the destructor. This occurs when a local variable goes out of scope or an instance on the heap is deleted.
ClearMessage | Close a message handle and release all associated resources. |
CreateMessage | Create a new empty message. | |
GetMessageObj | Retrieve an object associated with the key from the message. | |
GetMessageParam | Query message parameters or information about the message. | |
GetMessageTuple | Retrieve a tuple associated with the key from the message. | |
SetMessageObj | Add a key/object pair to the message. | |
SetMessageParam | Set message parameter or invoke commands on the message. | |
SetMessageTuple | Add a key/tuple pair to the message. |
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