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unpublished interface XReferenceResolvedBroadcaster
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not published
Description
* Interface of Reference Resolved Broadcaster. *

* This interface is used to manipulate reference resolved listener.


Methods' Summary
addReferenceResolvedListener * Adds a new reference resolved listener for a element collector. *  
removeReferenceResolvedListener * Removes a listener from a element collector. *  
Methods' Details
addReferenceResolvedListener
void
addReferenceResolvedListener( [in] long  referenceId,
[in] XReferenceResolvedListener  listener );

Description
* Adds a new reference resolved listener for a element collector. *

* When the element collector has completely collected that element, * this listener will receive a notification. * *

Parameter referenceId
the id of the element collector for which * the new listener is added *
Parameter listener
the listener to be added
removeReferenceResolvedListener
void
removeReferenceResolvedListener( [in] long  referenceId,
[in] XReferenceResolvedListener  listener );

Description
* Removes a listener from a element collector. *

* When a listener is removed, it will not receive notification when * collection completes. * *

Parameter referenceId
the id of the element collector from which * the listener is removed *
Parameter listener
the listener to be removed
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