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:: com :: sun :: star :: xml :: crypto :: sax ::

unpublished interface XEncryptionResultBroadcaster
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not published
Description
* Interface of Encryption Result Broadcaster. *

* This interface is used to manipulate encryption result listener.

Methods' Summary
addEncryptionResultListener * Adds a new encryption result listener. *  
removeEncryptionResultListener * Removes an encryption result listener. *  
Methods' Details
addEncryptionResultListener
void
addEncryptionResultListener( [in] XEncryptionResultListener  listener )
raises( ::com::sun::star::uno::Exception );
Description
* Adds a new encryption result listener. *

* When the encryption is finished, the result information will be sent to this * listener. * *

Parameter listener
the listener to be added
removeEncryptionResultListener
void
removeEncryptionResultListener( [in] XEncryptionResultListener  listener );
Description
* Removes an encryption result listener. *

* After a listener is removed, no result information will be sent to it. * *

Parameter listener
the listener to be removed
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