In this example, we use a single instance codeunit to initialize the Navision Communication Component, establish contact to a Navision MS-Message Queue Bus Adapter, open the bus adapter's receive queue, read the message that is received and then send a reply.
For the purpose of this example, we have defined the following variables:
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Variable Name |
Data Type |
Subtype |
Length |
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MQBus |
Automation |
'Navision MS-Message Queue Bus Adapter'.MSMQBusAdapter |
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CC2 |
Automation |
'Navision Communication Component version 2'.CommunicationComponent |
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InMsg |
Automation |
'Navision Communication Component version 2'.InMessage |
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InS |
InStream |
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Txt |
Text |
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100 |
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OutMsg |
Automation |
'Navision Communication Component version 2'.OutMessage |
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OutS |
OutStream |
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Note that in the following example, you can use .\MyQueue (instead of MyMessageQueueServer\MyQueue) if you have installed the Microsoft Message Queue Server on your local machine.
OnRun()
CREATE(MQBus);
CREATE(CC2);
MQBus.OpenReceiveQueue('MyMessageQueueServer\comcom2_queue',0,0);
CC2.AddBusAdapter(MQBus,1);
CC2::MessageReceived(VAR InMessage : Automation)
InMsg:= InMessage;
IF (InMsg.ExpectReply) THEN
BEGIN
InS:= InMsg.GetStream();
InS.READ(Txt);
MESSAGE(Txt);
OutMsg:= InMsg.CreateReply();
OutS:= OutMsg.GetStream();
OutS.WRITE('Yes, hello world! OK.');
OutMsg.Send(0);
END;
InMsg.CommitMessage();