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How can I monitor the state of the item in repository?

I want monitor any of the modification for a item in repository. For example, add a new item, delete an item, change some attributes of an item. Is there any event that I can catch for the modification of an item?

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You cannot monitor arbitrary items in the way you describe, but if you
are the developer of a new component, you control all of the
modifications to your item types and can add behavior like that to your
items.

If you are trying to listen item types owned by other teams, it is
possible that the team has exposed an API to allow watching
modifications. Can you tell us a little more about what you are trying
to do so we can help?

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Matt Lavin
Jazz Server Team


On Wed, 2009-01-07 at 10:28 +0000, huangqf wrote:
I want monitor any of the modification for a item in repository. For
example, add a new item, delete an item, change some attributes of an
item. Is there any event that I can catch for the modification of an
item?

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Matt, thank you for your reply. Actually, what I want is to refresh our view in RTC client once an item is changed by another RTC client. For example, user A changed the attribute of an item in RTC client and then user B should get the change notiication in his RTC client. It would be helpful if RTC/Jazz itself could provide this function.

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