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unpublished interface XBackendChangesNotifier
Usage Restrictions
not published
Description
broadcasts changes when data from backend sources has changed.
See also
XBackendChangesListener
Methods' Summary
addChangesListener adds the specified listener to receive events when changes occured.  
removeChangesListener removes the specified listener.  
Methods' Details
addChangesListener
[oneway] void
addChangesListener( [in] XBackendChangesListener  aListener,
[in] string  component );
Description
adds the specified listener to receive events when changes occured.
Parameter aListener
specifies the listener object.
Parameter component
The name of the component the listener is monitoring changes for.
removeChangesListener
[oneway] void
removeChangesListener( [in] XBackendChangesListener  aListener,
[in] string  component );
Description
removes the specified listener.
Parameter aListener
specifies the listener object.
Parameter component
The name of the component the listener is monitoring changes for.
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