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| - | ~~Title: Application events~~ | + | ~~Title: Application Events~~ |
| If you need more information about the application and what's going on in the application, you should add an event listener. The application sends events in different situations: | If you need more information about the application and what's going on in the application, you should add an event listener. The application sends events in different situations: | ||
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| - | No worries, there are event methods in the application. It's not needed to implement all of above methods, only what you need, e.g. | + | No worries, there are event methods in the application. It's not needed to implement all of the above methods, only what you need, e.g., |
| <file java> | <file java> | ||
| application.eventAfterLogin().addListener(this, "doAfterLogin"); | application.eventAfterLogin().addListener(this, "doAfterLogin"); | ||
| </file> | </file> | ||