Initializes a new instance of the CommandResponse class

Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object.

Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Returns the value of the attribute with the given key.
This is particulary important when a response contains special attributes that are dependent on the action that has been sent.
An example of this is the response to the GetVarAction. It contains the value of the channel variable as an attribute stored under the key of the variable name.
Example:

                    GetVarAction action = new GetVarAction();
                    action.setChannel("SIP/1310-22c3");
                    action.setVariable("ALERT_INFO");
                    ManagerResponse response = connection.SendAction(action);
                    String alertInfo = response.getAttribute("ALERT_INFO");
                

As all attributes are internally stored in lower case the key is automatically converted to lower case before lookup.

Serves as a hash function for a particular type.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Return true if Response is success

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Unknown properties parser

Unknown properties parser

Get/Set the action id received with this response referencing the action that generated this response.

Store all unknown (without setter) keys from manager event.
Use in default Parse method [!:Parse(string key, string value)].

Get/Set the point in time this response was received from the asterisk server.

Get/Set the message received with this response.
The content depends on the action that generated this response.

Get/Set the AMI authorization class of this event.
This is one or more of system, call, log, verbose, command, agent or user. Multiple privileges are separated by comma.
Note: This property is not available from Asterisk 1.0 servers.

Get/Set the value of the "Response:" line.
This typically a String like "Success" or "Error" but depends on the action that generated this response.

Get/Set a List containing strings representing the lines returned by the CLI command.

Specify a server to which to send your commands (x.x.x.x or hostname).
This should match the server name specified in your config file's "host" entry. If you do not specify a server, the proxy will pick the first one it finds -- fine in single-server configurations.

Get/Set the unique id received with this response.
The unique id is used to keep track of channels created by the action sent, for example an OriginateAction.