containers Event
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Returns a list of containers, with a full list of the membership for each container. The individual containers in this element are the method by which a Communicator Web Access Server provides complete information about the presence access levels for a user's contacts.
Syntax
<containers eid="1344">
<container id="100">
<member type="uri" value="sip:bob@contoso.com" />
</container>
</containers>
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 |
|---|---|
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 |
|---|---|---|
1 or more |
The container that belongs to the user. |
Remarks
After a session is initiated, the server generates and returns an instance of this event containing all the containers and their memberships. Subsequently, an instance of this event can contain a single container, with its full memberships, when there is a membership change in that container.
A container is created by the server whenever a request (such as publishing a category or adding a member) assumes the existence of a container and the container does not already exist. Thus, a client can expect to receive this event when a container is created or changed. There is no separate event for container being added or deleted.
Examples
The logged-on user in this example has blocked no users (id="32000"), has no personal contacts (id="400 "), no team contacts (id="300 "), has chosen to put all of their fellow employees in the company container (id="200 "), and has moved Sally G. into the container reserved for federated enterprises (id="100"). Any individual or group that has not been assigned one of the above containers is placed by default into the public container (id="100 ").
<containers eid="3">
<container id="32000" version="0" />
<container id="400" version="0" />
<container id="300" version="0" />
<container id="200" version="1">
<member type="sameEnterprise" />
</container>
<container id="100" version="2">
<member type="uri" value="sip:sallyg@contoso.com" />
<member type="federated" />
</container><container id="3" version="0" />
<container id="2" version="0" />
<container id="1" version="2" />
<container id="0" version="0">
<member type="everyone" />
</container>
</containers>