HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimEventProcessorAddIn Class Reference

The TrimEventProcessorAddIn class is an abstract base class from which SDK developers can derive to create their own SDK.Net Event Processing AddIn.Note that your derived class must not require any constructor parameters. More...

Inheritance diagram for HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimEventProcessorAddIn:

Public Member Functions
abstract void	ProcessEvent (Database db, TrimEvent evt)
	The ProcessEvent method will be called by the TRIM Event Processing service so that third-party apps can do something in response to TRIM events. More...
virtual string	Test ()
	The Test method is called by TRIM Enterprise Studio to see if the addIn can be loaded correctly. You can overload this method to do your own extra testing if you wish. Return an empty or null string to indicate the test succeeded, otherwise an error message. More...
Public Member Functions inherited from HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimEventProcessorAddInBase
	TrimEventProcessorAddInBase ()
	The TrimEventProcessorAddIn constructor, doesn't do a lot. More...
delegate void	SwigDelegateTrimEventProcessorAddInBase_0 (global::System.IntPtr args)
delegate void	SwigDelegateTrimEventProcessorAddInBase_1 (global::System.IntPtr args)

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Attributes inherited from HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimEventProcessorAddInBase
bool	swigCMemOwn

Detailed Description

The TrimEventProcessorAddIn class is an abstract base class from which SDK developers can derive to create their own SDK.Net Event Processing AddIn.Note that your derived class must not require any constructor parameters.

Member Function Documentation

abstract void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimEventProcessorAddIn.ProcessEvent ( Database  db, TrimEvent  evt  )

pure virtual

The ProcessEvent method will be called by the TRIM Event Processing service so that third-party apps can do something in response to TRIM events.

virtual string HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimEventProcessorAddIn.Test ( )

virtual

The Test method is called by TRIM Enterprise Studio to see if the addIn can be loaded correctly. You can overload this method to do your own extra testing if you wish. Return an empty or null string to indicate the test succeeded, otherwise an error message.