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adit600
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November 5, 2012
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why "Assigning actions to events" doesn't work?

  • November 5, 2012
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Dear,

        In my authorization plug-in, I set a method which I hope it can be called by SSAS when connect event occurs.

void FmsAuthAdaptor::notify(IFmsAuthEvent* pAev)

{

  processStats(pAev);

  MyFmsNotifyEvent(pAev, m_pFmsAuthServerContext).notify();

}

void FmsAuthAdaptor::processStats(IFmsAuthEvent* pAev)
{
      if (pAev->getType() == IFmsAuthEvent::E_CONNECT)

     {

           

  FmsVariant field;
  if (pAev->getField(IFmsAuthEvent::F_CLIENT_ID, field) == IFmsAuthEvent::S_SUCCESS)
  {
       m_pFmsAuthServerContext->log("before ssas method", IFmsServerContext::kInformation, false);

       I64 clientId = field.i64;
       IFmsNotifyAction* pAction = pAev->addNotifyAction("Notified by adaptor");
       pAction->setClientId(field);
       const char mtd[] = "my_test";
       field.setString(reinterpret_cast<I8*>(const_cast<char*>(mtd)));
       pAction->setMethodName(field);

// create and insert a U16 "12345" as the first parameter
field.setU16(12345);
pAction->addParam(field);

// create and insert clientId as a double as the second parameter
field.setDouble((double)clientId);
pAction->addParam(field);

m_pFmsAuthServerContext->log("after ssas method", IFmsServerContext::kInformation, false);

  }

      }

}

In my application directory, I create a script named as main.asc. I have the following codes:

application.onConnect = function(client)
{
  application.acceptConnection( client );

  trace("MJF:application.onConnect" );
 
  client.my_test = function(userParam, clientId)
  {
    trace("MJF:in my_test ");
  }
 
  trace("MJF: after my_test");
}

but, I don't know why:

when a client connected in, I can see the traces "MJF:application.onConnect", and "MJF: after my_test", but I can not see "MJF:in my_test". seems my_test method is not called by SSAS. Assigning actions to events doesn't work? why?

is there anyone who can tell me why? Thanks in advance!

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Correct answer

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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Adobe Employee
NpComplete
Adobe Employee
November 5, 2012

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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adit600Author
Participant
November 5, 2012

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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Anonymous
Correct answer
November 5, 2012

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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