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Kony Quantum is now HCL Volt MX. See Revised Terminology. Current Quantum users, see the important note about API naming.

Broadcasting

Volt MX Foundry Engagement Services provides flexibility to send push notifications to all active subscribers of an application with a single API request. You can send same notification to devices on multiple platforms.

This is a secure API and the user needs to provide security credentials to invoke this API.

URL

The HTTP URL for Broadcasting API is:

http://<hostname or ip>:<portnumber>/api/v1/messages

Based on the content format, the payload’s request header includes Content-Type for:

  • XML is text/xml;charset=UTF-8
  • JSON is application/json;charset=UTF-8

Method

POST

Input Parameters

The following fields are input parameters:

Input Parameter Level – Two Level – Three Level- Four Required Type Description
messageRequest           An array of messageRequest objects
  appId     Yes long Unique ID assigned to an app
  global     Optional   .An array of global objects
  messages         An array of messages objects
    message       An array of message objects
      content     An array of content objectscontent- priorityService (boolean value - Optional)- data (push message - Required)- mimeType (label for a data so system can know it like,text/plain - Required)
    overrideMessageId   Optional long If you wish to change the push message and yet the message is not sent, then you need to pass the old message ID in sample request to update the existing push message to be sent
    startTimestamp   Optional string Time relative to a starting point
    expiryTimestamp   Optional string Time relative to an ending point
    subscribers   Yes   An array of subscribers objects- allActive (boolean value)
    platformSpecificProps   Optional   An array of platform specific properties, for more details see
    type   Yes string Type of channel, such as push

Sample Request

XML

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<messageRequest appId="APPLICATION_ID">
<global>
<subscribers/>
<platformSpecificProps/>
</global>
<messages>
<message expiryTimestamp="0" overrideMessageId="0" refId="" startTimestamp="0" type="PUSH">
<subscribers>
**<subscriber allActive="true"/>**
</subscribers>
<platformSpecificProps>
</platformSpecificProps>
<content>
<mimeType>text/plain</mimeType>
<priorityService>false</priorityService>
<data>PUSH\_ MESSAGE</data>
</content>
</message>
</messages>
</messageRequest>

JSON

{
"messageRequest": {
"appId": "22874-10836483458",
"global": {},
"messages": {
"message": {
"content": {
"priorityService": "false",
"data": "PUSH_MESSAGE",
"mimeType": "text/plain"
},
"overrideMessageId": 0,
"startTimestamp": 0,
"expiryTimestamp": 0,
"subscribers": {
"subscriber": [
{
"allActive": "true"
}
]
},
"platformSpecificProps": {},
"type": "PUSH"
}
}
}
}

Sample Response

JSON

{
"messageResponse": {
"code": 200,
"requestId": "6320054841638575067",
"description": "Request Queued. ",
"messages": [{
"msgId": 6320054841634124941
}]
}
}

Response Status

Code Description
Status 200 Request queued
Status 400 Push was not delivered with the provided IDInvalid Volt MX appId or application is not published with given appId
Status 401 Unauthorized request
Status 500 Server failure to process request