Detailed Description

Subscribers express interest to receive inbound messages.

A subscriber object realizes the message-receiving functionality of an endpoint within a program.

A subscriber object encapsulates all the information that a program needs to subscribe to a stream of messages. Subscriber objects use the transport and format resources associated with an endpoint (as defined in the realm).

A subscriber can also use an optional content matcher to filter the message stream.

A subscriber does not receive messages until you add it to an event queue.

Use subscriber objects to receive one-to-many messages. Use IInboxSubscriber objects to receive one-to-one messages.

To create a subscriber object, call IRealm.CreateSubscriber(string). Programs must define a callback method in a class that implements the ISubscriberListener interface.

Customers do not implement this interface.