I am using code similar to the sample server’s MyNodeManager.sendEvent() method to send events, but can’t seem to receive any events in the client.
The client code calls “subscribe(myVariableId, Attributes.EventNotifier)”, where the subscribe() method is based on the one in SampleConsoleClient.
The event is based on the MyEventType class.

I noticed that the createAlarmNode() method in the sample server has these calls (which my code doesn’t have yet, since I didn’t add alarms yet):

source.addReference(myAlarm, Identifiers.HasCondition, false);
myDevice.addReference(source, Identifiers.HasEventSource, false);
myObjectsFolder.addReference(myDevice, Identifiers.HasNotifier, false);

Do I need to make similar calls to register the event?

Please let me know when there is a fixed version of the sample code where the ‘e’ command for sending events works, so I can see how it is done there.

Thanks!

> BTW: ‘initEventFieldNames()’ call is in the ‘createMonitoredEventItem()’ of the SampleConsoleClient. Are you sure, you have the original version?

You are right. I must have accidentally deleted that line.

> And to clarify: you can always listen to the Server object to get all events from the server.

So you would call (in the sample client):
subscribe(Identifiers.RootFolder, Attributes.EventNotifier);
?

That didn’t work for me (I did modify the event filter to leave out the “where” clause).
At least my SubscriptionNotificationListener.onEvent() method was never called.