Notification Functions
The following table shows the functions available to OS developers for the notification system, with a description of the purpose of each.
Programming element | Description |
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CeEventHasOccurred | This function is used by OS components and by device drivers to send a notification that one of the supported events on the system has occurred. |
CeNotifyPrivate_ClearUserAlarm | This function clears a user alarm. |
CeNotifyPrivate_DeleteNotification | This function deletes a notification that has been handled. |
CeNotifyPrivate_FilterType | This function filters packet types with a specified value for all active notifications. |
CeNotifyPrivate_Lock | This function locks the notification database. |
CeNotifyPrivate_Reschedule | This function reschedules a notification event. |
CeNotifyPrivate_SetUserAlarm | This function sets a user alarm. |
CeNotifyPrivate_TranslateOID | This function translates a specified database object identifier to a NotifyPacket structure pointer. |
CeNotifyPrivate_Unlock | This function unlocks the notification database. |
CeNotifyPublic_DisposeOfPacket | This function is called when a notification is to be removed from the system. |
CeNotifyPublic_FilterEvent | This function is called to determine whether OEM notification code supports a specified event. |
CeNotifyPublic_FilterUserNotification | This function determines whether OEM notification code supports the settings requested by an application. |
CeNotifyPublic_Initialize | This function is called from the notification subsystem initialization routine during GWES initialization. |
CeNotifyPublic_NewPacket | This function is called when a notification event has occurred. |
CeNotifyPublic_PresentSettingsBox | This function is called when the CeGetUserNotificationPreferences function is called. |
CeNotifyPublic_UIWndProc | This function is the window callback routine that you provide for the notification subsystem. |
CeNotifyPublic_UserAlarmSignalled | This function is called when a notification event alarm has occurred. |
Last updated on Wednesday, April 13, 2005
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