On Mon, Mar 24, 2008 at 12:58:07PM -0700, Steven Dake wrote:
> /*
> * Starts the delivery of callbacks for the xml query specified.
> * All callbacks are deliverd via the dispatch function
> * Depending on track flags, the current values of the xml query could be
> * delivered in this callback
> */
> dataconf_error_t dataconf_track (
> dataconf_handle_t dataconf_handle,
> char *xml_request,
> int track_flags);
>
> dataconf_error_t dataconf_trackstop (
> dataconf_handle_t dataconf_handle);
How does one specify which xml_request to stop tracking? Is
this a track_stopall()? Can you only track one thing at a time?
> /*
> * Retrieves data syncronously
> */
> dataconf_error_t dataconf_query_initialize (
> dataconf_handle_t dataconf_handle,
> dataconf_iterator_handle_t *dataconf_query_handle);
Where's the xml_request to query here?
Joel
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