Alert activation response
The BlackBerry AtHoc system parses the payload and responds to the message activation. Generally, parse / payload errors such as missing mandatory nodes or parameters, results with Error. Otherwise, if the payload is OK, the response is “Ack” and the response <note> node indicates the success, failure, or issues with the activation. Such failures can include unknown template identifier, unknown or incorrect addresses.
Partial activations are encouraged. For example, if some node or zone addresses are unknown, activation can still take place.
In case of a payload error, BlackBerry AtHoc responds with the following information:
/alert/ identifier unique identifier generated by AtHoc sender Sender identity, from Monaco D-21 sent Date & time of message origination status “System” msgType “Error” scope “Private” / “Public” note Text describing the error references the original message “sender,identifier,sent”
When the payload is valid, BlackBerry AtHoc completes the activation, and, if successful, responds with the following information:
/alert/ identifier unique identifier generated by AtHoc sender Sender identity, from AtHoc sent Date & time of message origination status “System” msgType “Ack” scope “Private” / “Public” note Activation related informative text (if any) references the original message “sender,identifier,sent”
If the activation failed, BlackBerry AtHoc responds with the following information:
/alert/ identifier unique identifier generated by AtHoc sender Sender identity, from AtHoc sent Date & time of message origination status “System” msgType “Error” scope “Private” / “Public” note Text describing activation errors references the original message “sender,identifier,sent”