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WMS_PLUGIN_EVENT_TYPE

The WMS_PLUGIN_EVENT_TYPE enumeration type identifies plug-in related events.

Syntax

  typedef enum WMS_PLUGIN_EVENT_TYPE{
  WMS_EVENT_PLUGIN_ADD  = 0,
  WMS_EVENT_PLUGIN_REMOVE  = 1,
  WMS_EVENT_PLUGIN_ENABLE  = 2,
  WMS_EVENT_PLUGIN_DISABLE  = 3,
  WMS_EVENT_PLUGIN_PROPERTY_CHANGE  = 4,
  WMS_EVENT_PLUGIN_ERROR  = 5,
  WMS_EVENT_PLUGIN_NAME_CHANGE  = 6,
  WMS_EVENT_PLUGIN_LOAD_TYPE_CHANGE  = 7,
  WMS_EVENT_PLUGIN_SELECTION_ORDER_CHANGE  = 8
};

Members

WMS_EVENT_PLUGIN_ADD

The server attempted either to clone a plug-in or to add a plug-in. The HRESULT from the WMS_EVENT structure can be used to determine whether the attempt was successful. You can clone a plug-in by calling the Clone method on the IWMSPlugins interface. You can call the Refresh method on the IWMSPlugins interface to update the list of registered plug-ins, thereby adding the clone to the server.

WMS_EVENT_PLUGIN_REMOVE

The server attempted to remove a plug-in. The HRESULT from the WMS_EVENT structure can be used to determine whether the attempt was successful. You can remove all but the last instance of a plug-in by calling the Remove method on the IWMSPlugins interface.

WMS_EVENT_PLUGIN_ENABLE

The server attempted to enable a plug-in. The HRESULT from the WMS_EVENT structure can be used to determine whether the attempt was successful. You can call the Enabled property on the IWMSPlugin interface to enable a plug-in.

WMS_EVENT_PLUGIN_DISABLE

The server attempted to disable a plug-in. The HRESULT from the WMS_EVENT structure can be used to determine whether the attempt was successful. You can call the Enabled property on the IWMSPlugin interface to disable a plug-in.

WMS_EVENT_PLUGIN_PROPERTY_CHANGE

An item was added or changed in the IWMSNamedValues interface for a plug-in. The previous and new values are indicated in the command context by the values of the @WMS\_COMMAND\_CONTEXT\_EVENT\_OLD\_VALUE and the @WMS\_COMMAND\_CONTEXT\_EVENT\_NEW\_VALUE properties respectively. The @WMS\_COMMAND\_CONTEXT\_EVENT\_PROPERTY\_NAME property in the command context is set to the name of the property that was altered.

WMS_EVENT_PLUGIN_ERROR

A plug-in error occurred. If an error occurs while a plug-in is running, the plug-in is responsible for raising the event. However, if a server cannot load, initialize, or enable a plug-in, the server raises the event. You can call the LogEvent method on the IWMSEventLog interface with a severity level of WMS_EVENT_LOG_LEVEL_ERROR to log the error in the Windows Event Viewer. When this event is raised for an authorization or authentication plug-in, the server or the associated publishing point will become unresponsive.

WMS_EVENT_PLUGIN_NAME_CHANGE

The name of a plug-in was changed. You can change the name by calling the Name property on the IWMSPlugin interface. The previous and new values are indicated in the command context by the @WMS\_COMMAND\_CONTEXT\_EVENT\_OLD\_VALUE and the @WMS\_COMMAND\_CONTEXT\_EVENT\_NEW\_VALUE properties respectively.

WMS_EVENT_PLUGIN_LOAD_TYPE_CHANGE

The LoadType property for a plug-in was changed. You can do this by calling the LoadType property on the IWMSPlugin interface . The previous and new values are indicated in the command context by the @WMS\_COMMAND\_CONTEXT\_EVENT\_OLD\_VALUE and the @WMS\_COMMAND\_CONTEXT\_EVENT\_NEW\_VALUE properties respectively.

WMS_EVENT_PLUGIN_SELECTION_ORDER_CHANGE

The plug-in selection order changed. You can do this by calling the SelectionOrder property on the IWMSPlugin interface . The previous and new values are indicated in the command context by the @WMS\_COMMAND\_CONTEXT\_EVENT\_OLD\_VALUE and the @WMS\_COMMAND\_CONTEXT\_EVENT\_NEW\_VALUE properties respectively.

Remarks

This enumeration identifies subevents related to the WMS_EVENT_PLUGIN event in the WMS_EVENT_TYPE enumeration. You can find the subevent by examining the WMS_COMMAND_CONTEXT_EVENT value in the command context.

Requirements

Header: event.h.

Library: WMSServerTypeLib.dll.

Platform: Windows Server 2003 family, Windows Server 2008 family.

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