Management::EventNotification

Introduced : BIG-IP_v9.0 @mode client
The EventNotification interface is used for system configuration change events that are configured with the EventSubscriptions interface. This interface does not support transactions.

Methods

Method Description Introduced
events_occurred The notification mechanism used to send event notification messages. Clients must implement this interface to act as an endpoint of event notifications. BIG-IP_v9.0

Structures

Structure

Description

EventData

Event notifications are sent as a sequence of EventData structures. Each EventData structure represents a single data object that changed.

EventDataItem

The EventDataItem sequence is a list of attributes of the object that have changed.

EventSource

The identification of the event notification source. This will be the identification of the F5 device that sent the notification.


Enumerations

Enumeration Description
EventDataType The EventDataType enum contains the supported data types in a valid notification message.

Exceptions

Exception Description

Constants

Constant Type Value Description

Aliases

Alias Type Description
EventDataItemSequence EventDataItem [] A Sequence of EventDataItem enumeration values.
EventDataSequence EventData [] A Sequence of EventData structures.
EventDataTypeSequence EventDataType [] A Sequence of EventDataType enumeration values.
EventSourceSequence EventSource [] A Sequence of EventDataSource structures.

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