When a developer subscribes to a public event, he processes the public event in the onReceiveEvent() callback function and writes the following code.
EventRunner runner = EventRunner.create();
MyEventHandler myHandler = new
MyEventHandler(rurner);
@Override
public void onReceiveEvent(CommonEventData
commonEventData){
final AsyncCommonEventResult
result=goAsyncCommonEvent Runnable task = new
Runnable(){
@override
pub1ic void run {
......
The action to be performed, defined by the developer
result.finishCommonEvent();
}
};
myHandler.postTask(task);
}

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When a developer subscribes to a public event, he processes the public event in the onReceiveEvent() callback function and writes the following code.

EventRunner runner = EventRunner.create();

MyEventHandler myHandler = new

MyEventHandler(rurner);

@Override

public void onReceiveEvent(CommonEventData

commonEventData){

final AsyncCommonEventResult

result=goAsyncCommonEvent Runnable task = new

Runnable(){

@override

pub1ic void run {

......

The action to be performed, defined by the developer

result.finishCommonEvent();

}

};

myHandler.postTask(task);

}

Rannie Dayapan · Accepted Answer

implements asynchronous operations, which solves the problem that time-consuming operations cannot be performed on onReceiveEvent

Rannie Dayapan · Answer

Gives subscribers permissions

Rannie Dayapan · Answer

sets the priority of ordered public events

Rannie Dayapan · Answer

The publisher has the permission to publish sticky public events

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