topic Re: Help with AuditInfo constructor in .NET Forum

Help with AuditInfo constructor

Paulio — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 10:32:14 GMT

Can anyone help me with the constructor for the AuditInfo please?

I think I need to use AuditInfo.Create(type as system.type,unamanagedPointer as System.IntPtr, autoDelete as boolean) but I don't know what I should pass to it.

Can't do:

Dim ai As New AuditInfo()

as "Sub New is not accessible in this context because it is 'Friend'"

I've had a look around but can't find a sample anywhere.

TIA

Re: Help with AuditInfo constructor

Paulio — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 11:36:25 GMT

OK. Got a bit further.

After a bit of (un)educated guessing I came up with this:

            Dim ai As AuditInfo = AuditInfo.Create(GetType(AuditInfo), db.UnmanagedObject, True)
            db.Audit(ai)

but now I'm getting an 'eNotImplementedYet' error.

I finally figure out the constructor and then find out I can't use it yet! (unless I still haven't got the constructor right)

Is there no way to programmatically audit a database? I would use Tony T's commandline but can't becuse I'm looping through drawings in a folder which requires my commandmethod to have the sessionflags.

Re: Help with AuditInfo constructor

Anonymous — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 13:59:10 GMT

See the native ObjectARX docs for AcDbDatabase::audit

It's not implemented.

You can still use CommandLine to run AUDIT, but isn't that command

indeterminate (e.g., you can't anticipate what prompts it will issue) ?

For batch processing, you can use the classes in this sample,

which also solves the syncronous command problem:

http://www.caddzone.com/AcBatchProcessSample.zip

Re: Help with AuditInfo constructor

Paulio — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 14:28:05 GMT

Awesome! Thanks Tony.

I'd love to know how it works though!

Re: Help with AuditInfo constructor

wesbird — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 20:07:06 GMT

Hi Tony:

I tried your code, I found there are 2 files missing: Application.cs and ExtensionApplicaitonInfo.cs so I cannot compile it. Would you kindly provide a update version. I learn a lot from your code. I will keep doing so. Thank you so much.

Wes