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subscribers Event

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Returns the list of subscribers to the Unified Communications AJAX API Client application users presence.

Syntax

<subscribers eid="1344">
   <subscriber uri="jessicaa@contoso.com" displayName="Jessica" sourceNetwork="domain"
   acknowledged="true"/>
</subscribers>

The following sections describe attributes, parent elements, and child elements.

Attributes

Attribute

Data Type

Description

eid

integer

Event Id. This is an integer value assigned by the Communicator Web Access Server.

Element Information

Parent Element

Element

Description

cwaEvents

Holds the responses from the asynchronous data channel with which a Unified Communications AJAX API Client polls the server for updates that have taken place.

Child Element

Element

Occurrence

Description

subscriber

1 or more

The user that has subscribed to receive presence.

Remarks

The subscribers element provides a list of other users who have subscribed to the presence of the local user. The local user receives this element on the data channel immediately after a remote user has requested a subscription to the local user's presence. If the local user is not online at the time of the subscription request, the subscribers element is sent following the next successful local user logon. The individual subscriber child elements represent the remote users who have subscribed to the local user's presence but have not been acknowledged by the local user.

To acknowledge a remote user's subscription request, the acknowledgeSubscriber request is made. Each individual subscriber to be acknowledged is added as an uri element.

The subscribers element is returned to the Unified Communications AJAX API Client application asynchronously on the data channel following a successful initateSession request. The element contains a list of all users who are currently subscribing to the logged-on users presence.

Examples

<subscribers eid="5">
   <subscriber user="john@contoso.com"
               displayName="John"
               acknowledged="false"
               type="sameEnterprise" />
</subscribers>

See Also

Concepts

subscriber Element