Life Cycle State of File

Life Cycle State of File

amitnkukanur
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Life Cycle State of File

amitnkukanur
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Hello, I am new in vault customisation. I am doing a customisation and to some extent my code is working fine. But now i have to generate/trigger a event when a life cycle state changes from one state to other. 

 

Can any one tell me how to capture a event when life cycle state of file changes from one state to other or if a sample piece  pseudo code will help me a lot

 

 

 

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psaarloos
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You need to create a class that implements the WebserviceExtension interface.

Take a look at the RestrictOperations sample of the Vault SDK. It's a great sample!

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Pim

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amitnkukanur
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Hi psaarloos, thanks for reply. I am still in confusion but how will you trigger a event when life cycle state is changed

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amitnkukanur
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I found the link and this 

http://justonesandzeros.typepad.com/blog/2011/05/solving-the-four-eyes-problem.html  and am working on it.

 

But one small question is how you execute it in debugging mode. I am trying the cursor in debugging mode on Load event. Any idea how to do this

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Redmond.D
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Here is how to debug a custom command.  The same technique can be used for event triggers http://justonesandzeros.typepad.com/blog/2010/04/debugging-a-custom-command.html

 

Also, make sure you DLL is actually loading.  http://justonesandzeros.typepad.com/blog/2012/07/extension-loading-error-logging.html



Doug Redmond
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Autodesk, Inc.

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