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unpublished interface XSAXEventKeeperStatusChangeBroadcaster
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not published
Description
* Interface of SAXEventKeeper Status Change Broadcaster. *

* This interface is used to manipulate SAXEventKeeper status change listener.

Methods' Summary
addSAXEventKeeperStatusChangeListener * Adds a new status change listener. *  
removeSAXEventKeeperStatusChangeListener * Removes a status change listener. *  
Methods' Details
addSAXEventKeeperStatusChangeListener
void
addSAXEventKeeperStatusChangeListener( [in] XSAXEventKeeperStatusChangeListener  listener );
Description
* Adds a new status change listener. *

* When the SAXEventKeeper's status changes, the listener will receive a * notification. * *

Parameter listener
the listener to be added
removeSAXEventKeeperStatusChangeListener
void
removeSAXEventKeeperStatusChangeListener( [in] XSAXEventKeeperStatusChangeListener  listener );
Description
* Removes a status change listener. *

* After a listener is removed, no status change notification will be * sent to it. * *

Parameter listener
the listener to be removed
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