Ok, thanks both for your replies.
What I would like is a display on the client watching for changes on a property or file change, like a watchdog, and an emailer for when a specific thing happens so I can fire an email off.
I guess I could do this all client side ( as this would be preferable as I can write user configureable clients ).
Is there some information how to configure a client side listener, or an example somewhere for the
EventCollection listener || NotificationListener
And which one should I use ??
Cheers
Paul.
Evan Kracoff wrote:
Hey paul,
In my project I am using the EventCollection listener. I find this is the best way to react to different actions in slide as it's a collection of all the events that happened on a given transaction. Using this you can inspect the entire list to determine exactly what happened. This is especially helpful in tracking moves and copies as the macro listener uses combinations of copy and delete to execute certain transactions. Hope this helps
Evan
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Hussein [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2005 8:59 AM
To: Slide Users Mailing List
Subject: content listening
Hi,
Before diving into some code I would like some advice on content listening.
Whats the best way to listen to any additions/deletions or updates of files/collections and addition/deleteion update of the properties of a collection/file.
Can this all be done through the http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/config_file.html#contentinterceptor_elem
or do I need some other mechanism.
Regards
Paul.
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