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General information

GetMessageAcknowledgementsStatus

The GetMessageAcknowledgmentsStatus method is used to find out which message the user has sent, which
recipients have received, viewed or read the message and at what time.

Request

This method can only return 100 acknowledgements at a time; consequently, you must call upon it multiple times
if necessary.

Reponse

The response gives you information about your sent message: who received and read your message and at what
time.

Basic flow

FlowSpecifications

IDAP-UC10-BF
NameView the Acknowledgement status from one of your sent messages
Description/
Actor(s)One healthcare professional
Requirements
  • Atleast one sent message with acknowledgement status enabled.
TriggerA healthcare professional wants to delete one or more messages.
Precondition(s)
  • The user is logged in.
  • The user wants to delete one or more messages.
Flow
  1. See use case: login.
  2. The user wants to view the contents of one of his message boxes.
    The user will see a list with all of his message for the specific folder he/she requested.
    See use case: consultation for more information about the GetMessagesList method.
  3. The user selects one or more messages. The user wants to delete this/these message(s).
  4. The user gets a confirmation screen. The user can chose to confirm (4a) or not (4b).
    1. The user confirms and the message(s) get(s) deleted.
      A request will be sent to delete the message(s). Afterwards,
      a request will be sent to update the message list.
    2. The message(s) remain(s) the same. Nothing happens.
Postcondition(s)

Path 4a:

  • The deleted message(s) is/are no longer available.

Path 4b:

  • The message(s) is/are still available. Nothing has changed.
Test Data

GetMessagesList

DeleteMessage

Endpoint(s)

Remarks

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