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How to detect Approval and Reject

Posted on Sep 04, 2007 at 02:36 PM 12 Views

Hi Everyone,

I have a service that detect Delete, Get, Set, for a resource in a km repository, but I have to detect Approval and Reject actions on resources,

After reading and looking for an hour in the forums I can't fine some useful example, so Can anybody tellme where I can find some examples or some info about that specific actions.

Right now the service is working fine for the commented actions, I'm using

....getEventBroker().register(this,new ResourceEvent(ResourceEvent.CREATE_CHILD, null));

....getEventBroker().register(this,new ResourceEvent(ResourceEvent.GET, null));

and so on to register.

Thanks in advance

Luis

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    Posted on Sep 05, 2007 at 11:32 AM
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    private static IStatemanagementEvent PUBLISH_EVENT = new StatemanagementEvent(StatemanagementEvent.PUBLISH,null);

IResourceEventBroker broker = resource.getRepositoryManager().getEventBroker();     

broker.register(this, PUBLISH_EVENT, IEventBroker.PRIO_MIN,true);

    The above code registers an event listener for the document publish event.

    Similarly there are other events available in IStateManagementEvent class like hte following.

    BACK_IN_PROGRESS

    PRE_BACK_IN_PROGRESS

    PRE_PUBLISH

    and so on.

    Check them out.

    Hope this helps.

    Pradeep.

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    Posted on Dec 05, 2007 at 12:55 PM
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    Thanks

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