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2. Examples
All methods in the handler interfaces are asynchronous. Here are some examples on how to use them.
ILinesHandler interface defines functionality that affects Lines API end point.
Task<Result<bool>> IsVirtualQActive(long lineId);Returns true if a line that matches the lineId parameter is active, otherwise returns false.
bool isVirtualQActive;
long lineId = 3;
var result = await client.Lines.IsVirtualQActive(lineId);
if(result.RequestWasSuccessful)
{
// You can collect the value returned by the API
isVirtualQActive = result.Value;
}
else
{
// Something went wrong, verify the error object assigned to the Error property
YourCustomErrorHandling(result.Error);
}Alternatively the result of the task can be obtained with the Result property:
var result = client.Lines.IsVirtualQActive(lineId).Result;ILineGroupsHandler interface defines functionality that affects Line Groups API end point.
Task<Result> UpdateLineGroup(long lineGroupId, UpdateLineGroupParameters attributes);Updates a Line Group that matches lineGroupId parameter with the information supplied in the attributes parameter. This method doesn't return a value from the API.
long lineGroupIdToUpdate = 185;
UpdateLineGroupParameters attributes = new UpdateLineGroupParameters
{
ServiceEwt = 300,
ServiceCallersCount = 2,
ServiceAverageTalkTime = 35,
ServiceAgentsCount = 3,
ServiceAgentList = new string[] { "A", "B", "C" }
};
Result result = await client.LineGroups.UpdateLineGroup(lineGroupIdToUpdate, attributes);
if(!result.RequestWasSuccessful)
{
// Something went wrong, verify the error object assigned to the Error property
YourCustomErrorHandling(result.Error);
}Alternatively the result of the task can be obtained with the Result property:
Result result = client.LineGroups.UpdateLineGroup(lineGroupIdToUpdate, attributes).Result;For more information: Asynchronous Programming with async and await
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