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1. Re: why "Assigning actions to events" doesn't work?
Nitin Goel Nov 4, 2012 10:37 PM (in response to adit600)Please check the auth logs. You must have a action event logged. Check the status of this event.
Check for the core logs for any information or any asserts.
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2. Re: why "Assigning actions to events" doesn't work?
adit600 Nov 4, 2012 11:56 PM (in response to Nitin Goel)Dear Nitin,
Thanks for your reply.
I've checked the log files:
authMessage.00.log, core.00.log, authEvent.00.log and application.00.log: there is no error and assert in these log files.
In authMessage.00.log:
2012-11-05 15:15:39 5272 (i)2631180 Info from dll: Received notification type=2 id=065835C0
2012-11-05 15:15:39 5272 (i)2631180 Info from dll: Received authorization type=2 id=0658359C approved
from above logs, we can see: E_CONNECT event is notified and authorization is approved.
But according to the description of function addNotifyAction:
@param
* strText A customized description of an action. Used in the comment column of the authEvent.NN.log file if
* that field and the action event are enabled in the Logging.xml file.
I can not find the string "Notified by adaptor" in authEvent.00.log file. what does this mean?
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3. Re: why "Assigning actions to events" doesn't work?
Chandan_Abhishek Nov 5, 2012 12:40 AM (in response to adit600)Hi,
SS function is not getting called from the auth adaptor because that is being called under E_CONNECT event. Before calling a SS function, the connection has to go through, so try calling it under other events like E_PLAY. I tried this at my end and it was working for me.
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4. Re: why "Assigning actions to events" doesn't work?
adit600 Nov 5, 2012 1:55 AM (in response to Chandan_Abhishek)yes, it works!
Thanks Chandan_Abhishek!


