Overview#

DirXML event is the report of a change in data at the channel input.

DirXML events occur both in the Identity Vault namespace and in the Connected Application. Examples of DirXML event include:

• Creation of an object
• Modification of object attribute values
• Changing of an object's name
• Movement of an object within the object hierarchy
• Deletion of an object

A DirXML event coming from the Identity Vault namespace sent over the Subscriber Channel is eventually turned into a DirXML command to be submitted to the DirXML Shim to cause some change in the Connected Application.

A DirXML event coming from the Connected Application sent over the Publisher Channel is eventually turned into a DirXML command to be submitted to the Identity Vault namespace to synchronize the change that occurred in the Connected Application.

More Information#

There might be more information for this subject on one of the following:

• DirXML Events and Commands
• DirXML Shim
• DirXML command
• DirXML event
• Events vs Commands
• NxsettingsDriver
• Translation Processor