Revoke messages

In the following example, rbm_api_helper.js (not used for Python) assumes the file you are working in is one directory below the main app folder. You may need to adjust the location depending on your project's configuration.

The following code revokes an existing, undelivered message with a client library.

Node.js

// Reference to RBM API helper
const rbmApiHelper = require('@google/rcsbusinessmessaging');

// Stop the message associated with messageId from being delivered
rbmApiHelper.revokeMessage('[phone]', messageId, function(err, response) {
   console.log(response);
});

This code is an excerpt from an RBM sample agent.

Java

import com.google.rbm.RbmApiHelper;
…

try {
   // Create an instance of the RBM API helper
   RbmApiHelper rbmApiHelper = new RbmApiHelper();

   // Stop the message associated with messageId from being delivered
   rbmApiHelper.revokeMessage(messageId, "[phone]");
} catch(Exception e) {
   e.printStackTrace();
}

This code is an excerpt from an RBM sample agent.

Python

# Reference to RBM Python client helper and messaging object structure
from rcs_business_messaging import rbm_service

# Stop the message associated with message_id from being delivered
rbm_service.revoke('[phone]', message_id)

This code is an excerpt from an RBM sample agent.

C#

using RCSBusinessMessaging;
…

// Create an instance of the RBM API helper
RbmApiHelper rbmApiHelper = new RbmApiHelper(credentialsFileLocation,
                                                 projectId);

// Stop the message associated with messageId from being delivered
rbmApiHelper.RevokeMessage(messageId, "[phone]");

This code is an excerpt from an RBM sample agent.