Class subscription allows a user to subscribe to all objects in the system that have a specified interface instantiated on them. The choice is normally filtered by a class definition. Class subscription is usually set up by an administrator, such that the recipients receive a notification of an event raised on any object of a given class under certain conditions.
Class subscriptions can be for DLL, Log or Notification and there are separate commands for these. Users can set up their own class subscriptions
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Option |
Available on |
Description |
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Manage My Subscriptions |
Shortcut menu command on Class Definition. |
Create and manage current user's subscriptions on the class definition. |
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Manage Notification Subscriptions |
Shortcut menu command on Class Definition. |
Create subscription and manage other user's subscriptions to the Class Definition. |
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Manage DLL Subscriptions |
Shortcut menu command on Class Definition. |
Create and manage DLL subscriptions on Class Definition. |
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Manage Log Subscriptions |
Shortcut menu command on Class Definition. |
Create and manage Log subscriptions on Class Definition. |
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Manage My Class Subscriptions |
Administration > Subscription menu. |
Manage all the current user's class subscriptions. † |
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Manage Class Notification Subscriptions Across users |
Administration > Subscription menu. |
Manage other user's subscriptions to all Class Definitions. † †† |
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Manage Class DLL Subscriptions |
Administration > Subscription menu. |
Manage all DLL subscriptions to all Class Definitions. † †† |
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Manage Class Log Subscriptions |
Administration > Subscription menu. |
Manage all Log subscriptions to all Class Definition. † †† |
† Can only add a subscription if there is an existing subscription on the object.
†† Can filter selection on objects, and users or roles.