This section explains the Event Data classes used by LDAP Event Services.
This section explains the entry events.
The response data for entry events is returned as an EntryEventData class. This class consists of the read-only properties as explained in the table below.
Table 4-13 EntryEventData Class
The class represents the time stamp data structure for eDirectory Events Notification. It contains the time (in seconds), replica number and event type.
Table 4-14 DSETimestamp Class
Two time stamp values are compared by comparing the seconds fields first and the event fields second. If the seconds fields are unequal, order is determined by the seconds field alone. If the seconds fields are equal, and the event fields are unequal, order is determined by the event fields. If the seconds and the event fields are equal, the time stamps are equal.
This section details the value events.
The response data for value events is returned as an ValueEventData class. This class consists of the read-only properties as explained in the table below.
Table 4-15 ValueEventData Class
This section details about the debug events.
The response data for debug event is returned as a DebugEventData class. This class consists of the read-only properties as explained in the table below.
Table 4-16 DebugEventData Class
This class contains the debug parameters associated with debug events.
Table 4-17 DebugParameter Class
Property |
Type |
Design |
---|---|---|
Type |
INTEGER |
An integer that indicates the type of the parameter. See the Table Below. |
Data |
Object |
Specifies different type of Object depending on Type. |
Table 4-18 Value of Type
The formatString parameter is formatted according to the following:
%[flags][width][.precision][L,l,h,!]type
Table 4-19 Details of the formatString Parameter
This section details the general DS events.
The response data for general DS events is returned as a GeneralDSEventData class. This class consists of the read-only properties as explained in the table below.
Table 4-21 GeneralDSEventData Class
In the case of events without data, the response data is returned as a null object.
This section details the bindery events.
The response data for bindery events is returned as a BinderyObjectEventData class. This class consists of the read-only properties as explained in the table below.
Table 4-22 Details of the BinderyObjectEventData Class
This section details the SecurityEquivalence event.
The response data for SecurityEquivalence events is returned as a SecurityEquivalenceEventData class. This class consists of the read-only properties as explained in the table below.
Table 4-23 Details of the SecurityEquivalenceEventData Class
This section details the module state events.
The response data for module state events is returned as a ModuleStateEventData class. This class consists of the read-only properties explained in the table below.
Table 4-24 Details of the Read-only Properties
The values for flags field are contained in the following table:
This section details the network address event.
The response data for network address events is returned as a NetworkAddressEventData class. This class consists of the read-only properties as explained in the table below.
The address is stored as a binary string. This string is the literal value of the address. To display as a hexadecimal value, you must convert each 4-bit nibble to the correct character (0,1,2,3,...) For two net addresses to match, the type, length, and value of the addresses must match.
This section explains the properties of the ConnectionStateEventData class and flags.
The response data for connection change events is returned as a ConnectionStateEventData class. This class consists of the read-only properties as explained in the table below.
Table 4-27 Read-Only Properties
Table 4-28 Values for Flag Field