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Re: Trying to make a call with RCC api
Not exactly sure what you are referring to but I assume its related to the names of the functions you write to handle incoming messages.
This is explained in the respective wiki article. There it says
abstract public function ReceiveInitialStart(\AppPlatform\Message $msg);This function will be called by the base class, when a message with message type (mt, see above) of Start is received in the automaton state Initial.
So when you need to handle a message called FuncResult when your automaton is in state MyState, then you need to create a function like
public function ReceiveMyStateFuncResult(\AppPlatform\Message $msg);
If there is no such function, the incoming message is ignored. Using different states in your automaton is optional. If you like, you can stay in state Initial all the time.