![]() | EPEventServiceRouteEvent Methods |
The EPEventServiceRouteEvent type exposes the following members.
Name | Description | |
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![]() | RouteEventAvro |
Route the event object back to the runtime for internal dispatching,
to avoid the possibility of a stack overflow due to nested calls to sendEvent.
The route event is processed just like it was sent to the runtime, that is any
active expressions seeking that event receive it. The routed event has priority over other
events sent to the runtime. In a single-threaded application the routed event is
processed before the next event is sent to the runtime.
Note: when outbound-threading is enabled, the thread delivering to listeners
is not the thread processing the original event. Therefore with outbound-threading
enabled the sendEvent method should be used by listeners instead.
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![]() | RouteEventBean |
Route the event object back to the runtime for internal dispatching,
to avoid the possibility of a stack overflow due to nested calls to sendEvent.
The route event is processed just like it was sent to the runtime, that is any
active expressions seeking that event receive it. The routed event has priority over other
events sent to the runtime. In a single-threaded application the routed event is
processed before the next event is sent to the runtime.
Note: when outbound-threading is enabled, the thread delivering to listeners
is not the thread processing the original event. Therefore with outbound-threading
enabled the sendEvent method should be used by listeners instead.
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![]() | RouteEventMap | |
![]() | RouteEventObjectArray |
Route the event object back to the runtime for internal dispatching,
to avoid the possibility of a stack overflow due to nested calls to sendEvent.
The route event is processed just like it was sent to the runtime, that is any
active expressions seeking that event receive it. The routed event has priority over other
events sent to the runtime. In a single-threaded application the routed event is
processed before the next event is sent to the runtime.
Note: when outbound-threading is enabled, the thread delivering to listeners
is not the thread processing the original event. Therefore with outbound-threading
enabled the sendEvent method should be used by listeners instead.
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![]() | RouteEventXMLDOM |
Route the event object back to the runtime for internal dispatching,
to avoid the possibility of a stack overflow due to nested calls to sendEvent.
The route event is processed just like it was sent to the runtime, that is any
active expressions seeking that event receive it. The routed event has priority over other
events sent to the runtime. In a single-threaded application the routed event is
processed before the next event is sent to the runtime.
Note: when outbound-threading is enabled, the thread delivering to listeners
is not the thread processing the original event. Therefore with outbound-threading
enabled the sendEvent method should be used by listeners instead.
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