iOS/Web Files/QCJSLib/QuickConnect.js File Reference

The QC file contains the two stack trigger functions. More...

Variables
qc	handleRequest
	handleRequest(aCmd, requestParameters) The qc.handleRequest function is the trigger for the execution of mapped stacks. Each call to handleRequest is runs as much of the stack as possible on a background worker thread.
qc	handleError
	handleError(aCommand, errorParameters) The qc.handleError function is the trigger for the execution of mapped error handling stacks. Each call to handleRequest is runs as much of the stack as possible on a background worker thread.

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Detailed Description

The QC file contains the two stack trigger functions.

qc.handleRequest and qc.handleError are used to trigger stack execution. For more information regarding stacks see the main page of the documentation.

All functions are listed as variables in these files. However, they truely are JavaScript functions.

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Variable Documentation

qc handleError

handleError(aCommand, errorParameters)
The qc.handleError function is the trigger for the execution of mapped error handling stacks. Each call to handleRequest is runs as much of the stack as possible on a background worker thread.

Parameters:

aCommand	The NSString that uniquely identifies the stack of Control Functions you want executed.
errorParameters	An optional Array instance containing any and all values that you want passed to the indicated stack.

qc handleRequest

handleRequest(aCmd, requestParameters)
The qc.handleRequest function is the trigger for the execution of mapped stacks. Each call to handleRequest is runs as much of the stack as possible on a background worker thread.

Parameters:

aCommand	The String that uniquely identifies the stack of Control Functions you want executed.
requestParameters	An optional Array instance containing any and all values that you want passed to the indicated stack.