Layer Two Events
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The main set of interfaces that, when implementd by a component (Layer Two) will be called by the VWW server core software (Layer One) in response to various events.
IAbilityEvents (Full Article)
This interface describes a Layer Two extensibility point. Components can implement this interface and an instance of the implementing class will be created by MEF on startup. Ability events fire when connected users' UI or scripts "use" events.
See also: AbilityEventsHandler
IAdminLifetimeEvents (Full Article)
This interface describes a Layer Two extensibility point. Components can implement this interface and an instance of the implementing class will be created by MEF on startup. Admin lifetime events fire in the admin web component environment and offer service lifetime notifications.
See also: AdminLifetimeEventsHandler
IChatRuntimeEvents (Full Article)
This interface describes a Layer Two extensibility point. Components can implement this interface and an instance of the implementing class will be created by MEF on startup. Chat runtime events fire to offer components an opportunity to process user chat messages and offer slash command help.
See also: ChatRuntimeEventsHandler
IComponentEvents (Full Article)
This interface describes a Layer Two extensibility point. Components can implement this interface and an instance of the implementing class will be created by MEF on startup. Component events fire in the service provider component environment and offer component lifetime notifications.
See also: ProviderLifetimeEventsHandler
IEntityEvents (Full Article)
This interface describes a Layer Two extensibility point. Components can implement this interface and an instance of the implementing class will be created by MEF on startup. Entity events fire on the service provider in response to changes to Entities
See also: EntityEventsHandler
IFinancialEvents (Full Article)
This interface describes a Layer Two extensibility point. Components can implement this interface and an instance of the implementing class will be created by MEF on startup. Financial events fire on various systems to request components' help validating transactions, and to notify components of transactions' status
See also: FinancialEventsHandler
IHostLifetimeEvents (Full Article)
This interface describes a Layer Two extensibility point. Components can implement this interface and an instance of the implementing class will be created by MEF on startup. Host lifetime events fire in the instance host component environment and offer service lifetime notifications.
See also: HostLifetimeEventsHandler
IInstanceRuntimeEvents (Full Article)
This interface describes a Layer Two extensibility point. Components can implement this interface and an instance of the implementing class will be created by MEF on startup. Instance runtime events fire to inform the component of various events in a running instance, including instance lifetime events
See also: InstanceRuntimeEventsHandler
IInventoryEvents (Full Article)
This interface describes a Layer Two extensibility point. Components can implement this interface and an instance of the implementing class will be created by MEF on startup. Inventory events fire to notify components of activity in users' runtime inventory
See also: InventoryEventsHandler
ILoginEvents (Full Article)
This interface describes a Layer Two extensibility point. Components can implement this interface and an instance of the implementing class will be created by MEF on startup. Login events fire as the Authenticate instance host workflow runs. The IComponentActivity interface passed to each event allows you to pause or cancel the workflow so you can deliver UI.
See also: LoginEventsHandler
This interface describes a Layer Two extensibility point. Components can implement this interface and an instance of the implementing class will be created by MEF on startup. Navigate events fire as the Navigate instance host workflow runs. The IComponentActivity interface passed to each event allows you to pause or cancel the workflow so you can deliver UI.
See also: NavigateEventsHandler
INotificationEvents (Full Article)
This interface describes a Layer Two extensibility point. Components can implement this interface and an instance of the implementing class will be created by MEF on startup. Notification events form a powerful component communication infrastructure, and offer notifications about settings changes.
See also: NotificationEventsHandler
IObjectEvents (Full Article)
This interface describes a Layer Two extensibility point. Components can implement this interface and an instance of the implementing class will be created by MEF on startup. Provides events that Layer 2 components can use to responde to notifications of changes to [Container System|Containers], Object Types or Object Templates on either the service provider or instance host
See also: ObjectEventsHandler
IPermissionEvents (Full Article)
This interface describes a Layer Two extensibility point. Components can implement this interface and an instance of the implementing class will be created by MEF on startup. Permission events fire on the service provider to notify components of permission entry changes
See also: PermissionEventsHandler
IPersonaEvents (Full Article)
This interface describes a Layer Two extensibility point. Components can implement this interface and an instance of the implementing class will be created by MEF on startup. Persona events fire to inform components of relationship changes, and persona layout changes (mostly obsolete)
See also: PersonaEventsHandler
IPersonaSelectionEvents (Full Article)
This interface describes a Layer Two extensibility point. Components can implement this interface and an instance of the implementing class will be created by MEF on startup. Persona selection events fire as the Select Persona instance host workflow runs. The IComponentActivity interface passed to each event allows you to pause or cancel the workflow so you can deliver UI.
See also: PersonaSelectionEventsHandler
IProviderLifetimeEvents (Full Article)
This interface describes a Layer Two extensibility point. Components can implement this interface and an instance of the implementing class will be created by MEF on startup. Provider lifetime events fire in the service provider component environment and offer service lifetime notifications.
See also: ProviderLifetimeEventsHandler
IResourceEvents (Full Article)
This interface describes a Layer Two extensibility point. Components can implement this interface and an instance of the implementing class will be created by MEF on startup. Resource events fire when resources are created or changed
See also: ResourceEventsHandler
ISessionEvents (Full Article)
This interface describes a Layer Two extensibility point. Components can implement this interface and an instance of the implementing class will be created by MEF on startup. Session events fire on the service provider to notify components of session lifetime events
See also: SessionEventsHandler
IWebViewLifetimeEvents (Full Article)
This interface describes a Layer Two extensibility point. Components can implement this interface and an instance of the implementing class will be created by MEF on startup. Web view lifetime events fire in the web view component environment and offer service lifetime notifications.
See also: WebViewLifetimeEventsHandler
IWebViewPipelineEvents (Full Article)
This interface describes a Layer Two extensibility point. Components can implement this interface and an instance of the implementing class will be created by MEF on startup. Web View pipeline events fire to allow components to hook system account creation and intercept web requests
See also: WebViewPipelineEventsHandler
IWorldspaceEvents (Full Article)
This interface describes a Layer Two extensibility point. Components can implement this interface and an instance of the implementing class will be created by MEF on startup. Worldspace events fire on the service provider in response to changes to Worldspace
See also: AbilityEventsHandler
