GlobalEventMapping Class Methods
In this section, the GlobalEventMapping class methods are presented in alphabetical order.
Syntax
CreateGlobalEventMappingConfig(config_name, service_ID)
Description
Use this method to create a global event mapping configuration.
Before you call the CreateGlobalEventMappingConfig method, you should ensure that the related content service definition is created. For information on creating a related content service definition, see Creating Service Definitions for Event Mapping.
Parameters
Parameter |
Description |
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config_name |
Specify a unique name to identify the event. The configuration name can contain a maximum of 12 characters. If you enter more than 12 characters, only the first 12 characters are retained. The configuration name is prefixed with PTCS_EVMAP_GBL_. For example, if you enter CHATBOT as the configuration name, the configuration is saved as PTCS_EVMAP_GBL_CHATBOT in the database. |
service_ID |
Specify the service ID of the related content service definition. |
Returns
A boolean value. True if the configuration is created successfully; false otherwise.
Example
import PTCS_GLOBALEVENTMAPPING:*;
Local PTCS_GLOBALEVENTMAPPING:GlobalEventMapping &gloablObj = create PTCS_GLOBALEVENTMAPPING:GlobalEventMapping();
/*CreateGlobalEventMappingConfig (<<CONFIG NAME>>,<<SERVICE_ID>>*/
Local boolean &bstatus = &gloablObj.CreateGlobalEventMappingConfig("CHATBOT", "SERVICEID_1");
Syntax
DeleteGlobalEventMappingConfig(config_name)
Description
Use this method to delete a global event mapping configuration.
Parameters
Parameter |
Description |
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config_name |
Specify the global event mapping configuration to be deleted. |
Returns
A boolean value. True if the global event mapping configuration is deleted; false otherwise.
Example
import PTCS_GLOBALEVENTMAPPING:*;
Local PTCS_GLOBALEVENTMAPPING:GlobalEventMapping &globalObj = create PTCS_GLOBALEVENTMAPPING:GlobalEventMapping();
/*DeleteGlobalEventMappingConfig (<<CONFIG NAME>>*/
Local boolean &bdel = &globalObj.DeleteGlobalEventMappingConfig("CHATBOT");