Sending a response code

Sending an Interaction response code can be useful when displaying Optimizations programmatically and capturing the user's response.

Tip: When sending an Interaction response code programmatically, ensure the Interaction is a fully qualified URI, containing the scheme, authority, and path. For example: android://touchpoint/interaction.

To send a response code, call the mxoSendInteractionResponseCode Kotlin top-level function or the MedalliaMXO.sendInteractionResponseCode Java method, with the response code and the corresponding Interaction path as parameters, as shown below:

Kotlin
Java

import com.medallia.mxo.interactions.MXOInteraction
import com.medallia.mxo.interactions.MXOResponseCode
import com.medallia.mxo.mxoSendInteractionResponseCode
import java.net.URI

scope.launch {
	mxoSendInteractionResponseCode {
        	interaction = MXOInteraction(URI("/InteractionPath"))
        	responseCode = MXOResponseCode("responseCode")
    	}
}

import com.medallia.mxo.MedalliaMXO;
import com.medallia.mxo.interactions.MXOResponseCodeRequest;
import com.medallia.mxo.interactions.MXOInteraction;
import com.medallia.mxo.interactions.MXOResponseCode;
import java.net.URI;

final MXOResponseCodeRequest responseCodeRequest = new MXOResponseCodeRequest.Builder()
        .responseCode(new MXOResponseCode("responseCode"))
        .interaction(new MXOInteraction(URI.create("/InteractionPath")))
        .build();
try {
	MedalliaMXO.sendInteractionResponseCode(responseCodeRequest);
} catch (Exception e) {
      	e.printStackTrace();
} 

To capture errors, set the throwErrors parameter to true and wrap the method in a try/catch block, as shown below:

Kotlin
Java

import com.medallia.mxo.interactions.MXOInteraction
import com.medallia.mxo.mxoSendInteractionResponseCode
import com.medallia.mxo.interactions.MXOResponseCode
import com.medallia.mxo.MXOErrorApi
import com.medallia.mxo.MXOErrorSdk
import java.net.URI

scope.launch {
	try {
        	mxoSendInteractionResponseCode(throwErrors = true) {
            		interaction = MXOInteraction(URI("/InteractionPath"))
            		responseCode = MXOResponseCode("responseCode")
        	}
    	} catch (error: MXOErrorSdk) {
        	Log.e(TAG, "SDK Error: ${error.errorMessage}")
    	} catch (error: MXOErrorApi) {
        	Log.e(TAG, "Api Error: ${error.errorMessage}")
    	}
}

import com.medallia.mxo.MedalliaMXO;
import com.medallia.mxo.interactions.MXOResponseCodeRequest;
import com.medallia.mxo.interactions.MXOInteraction;
import com.medallia.mxo.interactions.MXOResponseCode;
import com.medallia.mxo.MXOErrorApi;
import com.medallia.mxo.MXOErrorSdk;
import java.net.URI;

final MXOResponseCodeRequest responseCodeRequest = new MXOResponseCodeRequest.Builder()
        .responseCode(new MXOResponseCode("responseCode"))
        .interaction(new MXOInteraction(URI.create("/InteractionPath")))
        .build();
try {
	MedalliaMXO.sendInteractionResponseCode(true, sendPropertiesRequest);
} catch (ExecutionException e) {
	e.printStackTrace();
} catch (MXOErrorApi mxoErrorApi) {
	mxoErrorApi.printStackTrace();
} catch (MXOErrorSdk mxoErrorSdk) {
	mxoErrorSdk.printStackTrace();
} catch (Exception e) {
	e.printStackTrace();
}

This sends a PUT request to Medallia Experience Orchestration.