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deprecated interface XEventBroadcaster
Usage Restrictions
deprecated
Description
makes it possible to register listeners which are called whenever a document event (see EventObject) occurs
See also
XDocumentEventBroadcaster
Developers Guide
OfficeDev - Document Events
OfficeDev - Component - Models - XEventBroadcaster
OfficeDev - Using the Desktop
Methods' Summary
addEventListener registers the given listener  
removeEventListener unregisters the given listener  
Methods' Details
addEventListener
[oneway] void
addEventListener( [in] XEventListener  Listener );
Description
registers the given listener
Parameter Listener
listener which is interested on such events
removeEventListener
[oneway] void
removeEventListener( [in] XEventListener  Listener );
Description
unregisters the given listener
Parameter Listener
listener which isn't interested on such events any longer
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