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    x199x
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    hi,victor
      When the Event generate in the Server. We can see the Event in the Console. Does the console active "ask" the Server whether an Event generate circularly? Or the Server active "tell" the Console in time when an Event is generate ?
      I saw the code,it may be the second situation. But I am writing my own client with java api. I don't know how I can get it in java api when the Server "tell" the client a Event is generations.?
    Thanks!

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      Hi!

      Server sends notification to client when new event created. Client must be subscribed to event notifications. Simple code for receive event notifications can looks like this:

      // subscribe
      session.subscribe(CHANNEL_EVENTS);
      
      // add notification handler
      session.addListener(new SessionListener() {
      	@Override
      	public void notificationHandler(final SessionNotification n)
      	{
      		if (n.getCode() == NXCNotification.NEW_EVENTLOG_RECORD)
      		{
      			Event e = (Event)n.getObject();
      			// do what you need with event object
      		}
      	}
      });
      

      Remember that notification handler called in background communication thread and should not perform any long-running tasks.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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        Thanks!
        It help a lot

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