pushAdminMessage COM module is a data
exchange system for treatment messages
API browser of pushAdminMessage450 COM module


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Initializes all input data in the IPushAdminMessageRequest interface. This method is the counterpart to the Finalize method.
 
This method should be called before any input is set in the IPushAdminMessageRequest interface.
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/images/arrow_right.png Restful webservice calling syntax
[POST] /baseURL/IPushAdminMessageRequest/Initialize
[JSON input data] pIPushAdminMessageRequest:
eDataLanguage:		 longValue,    //interface address
longValue
[JSON result data] pbStatus: booleanValue
 
[HTTP result status] 200 Return status 200 signals a successful method call
204 Return status 204 (noContent) signals that the end of an iteration is reached
>= 400 Return status >= 400 signals an unsuccessful function call. The returned JSON{errorCode: code, errorText:"text"} supplies the error message the same as GetAbortInfo() would do.
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/images/arrow_right.png C/C++ calling syntax
HRESULT Initialize( LanguageType
VARIANT_BOOL 		eDataLanguage,
*pbStatus);
[C/C++ return value] S_OK This value is returned if the function call was successful.
S_FALSE This value is returned if the end of an iteration is reached
E_name This value is returned if the function call was unsuccessful and an error exception was generated. Note that if you are using SmartPointers an exception is thrown under these conditions.
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/images/arrow_right.png Calling argument description
[in] LanguageType eDataLanguage Sets the language in which the data part is coded. It is exactly the language in which the request is formulated.
 
Note, that the data language and the module language (given by IPushAdminMessageManager::SetModuleLanguage property) are independent and can be different!
[out,retval] VARIANT_BOOL *pbStatus Return status of the method. If pbStatus is VARIANT_FALSE then an error occurred and GetAbortInfo should be called to retrieve the error string.
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