Visual C++
This is a schematic description of how to instantiate ADO events in Microsoft Visual C++. See ADO Events Model Example (VC++) for a complete description.
Create classes derived from the ConnectionEventsVt and RecordsetEventsVt interfaces found in the file adoint.h.
// BeginEventExampleVC01 class CConnEvent : public ConnectionEventsVt { public: STDMETHODIMP InfoMessage( ADOError *pError, EventStatusEnum *adStatus, _ADOConnection *pConnection); ... } class CRstEvent : public RecordsetEventsVt { public: STDMETHODIMP WillChangeField( LONG cFields, VARIANT Fields, EventStatusEnum *adStatus, _ADORecordset *pRecordset); ... } // EndEventExampleVC01
Implement each of the event-handler methods in both classes. It is sufficient that each method merely return an HRESULT of S_OK. However, when you make it known that your event handlers are available, they will be called continuously by default. Instead, you might want to request no further notification after the first time by setting adStatus to adStatusUnwantedEvent.
// BeginEventExampleVC02 STDMETHODIMP CConnEvent::ConnectComplete( ADOError *pError, EventStatusEnum *adStatus, _ADOConnection *pConnection) { *adStatus = adStatusUnwantedEvent; return S_OK; } // EndEventExampleVC02
The event classes inherit from IUnknown, so you must also implement the QueryInterface, AddRef, and Release methods. Also implement class constructors and destructors. Choose the Visual C++ tools with which you are most comfortable to simplify this part of the task.
Make it known that your event handlers are available by issuing QueryInterface on the Recordset and Connection objects for the IConnectionPointContainer and IConnectionPoint interfaces. Then issue IConnectionPoint::Advise for each class.
For example, assume you are using a Boolean function that returns True if it successfully informs a Recordset object that you have event handlers available.
// BeginEventExampleVC03 HRESULT hr; DWORD dwEvtClass; IConnectionPointContainer *pCPC = NULL; IConnectionPoint *pCP = NULL; CRstEvent *pRStEvent = NULL; ... _RecordsetPtr pRs; pRs.CreateInstance(__uuidof(Recordset)); pRStEvent = new CRstEvent; if (pRStEvent == NULL) return FALSE; ... hr = pRs->QueryInterface(IID_IConnectionPointContainer, (LPVOID *)&pCPC); if (FAILED(hr)) return FALSE; hr = pCPC->FindConnectionPoint(RecordsetEvents, &pCP); pCPC->Release(); // Always Release now, even before checking. if (FAILED(hr)) return FALSE; hr = pCP->Advise(pRstEvent, &dwEvtClass); //Turn on event support. pCP->Release(); if (FAILED(hr)) return FALSE; ... return TRUE; ... // EndEventExampleVC03
At this point, events for the RecordsetEvent family are enabled and your methods will be called as Recordset events occur.
Later, when you want to make your event handlers unavailable, get the connection point again and issue the IConnectionPoint::Unadvise method.
// BeginEventExampleVC04 ... hr = pCP->Unadvise(dwEvtClass); //Turn off event support. pCP->Release(); if (FAILED(hr)) return FALSE; ... // EndEventExampleVC04
You must release interfaces and destroy class objects as appropriate.
The following code shows a complete example of a Recordset Event sink class.
// BeginEventExampleVC05 #include <adoint.h> class CADORecordsetEvents : public RecordsetEventsVt { public : ULONG m_ulRefCount; CADORecordsetEvents():m_ulRefCount(1){} STDMETHOD(QueryInterface)(REFIID iid, LPVOID * ppvObject) { if (IsEqualIID(__uuidof(IUnknown), iid) || IsEqualIID(__uuidof(RecordsetEventsVt), iid)) { *ppvObject = this; return S_OK; } else return E_NOINTERFACE; } STDMETHOD_(ULONG, AddRef)() { return m_ulRefCount++; } STDMETHOD_(ULONG, Release)() { if (--m_ulRefCount == 0) { delete this; return 0; } else return m_ulRefCount; } STDMETHOD(WillChangeField)( LONG cFields, VARIANT Fields, EventStatusEnum *adStatus, _ADORecordset *pRecordset) { *adStatus = adStatusUnwantedEvent; return S_OK; } STDMETHOD(FieldChangeComplete)( LONG cFields, VARIANT Fields, ADOError *pError, EventStatusEnum *adStatus, _ADORecordset *pRecordset) { *adStatus = adStatusUnwantedEvent; return S_OK; } STDMETHOD(WillChangeRecord)( EventReasonEnum adReason, LONG cRecords, EventStatusEnum *adStatus, _ADORecordset *pRecordset) { *adStatus = adStatusUnwantedEvent; return S_OK; } STDMETHOD(RecordChangeComplete)( EventReasonEnum adReason, LONG cRecords, ADOError *pError, EventStatusEnum *adStatus, _ADORecordset *pRecordset) { *adStatus = adStatusUnwantedEvent; return S_OK; } STDMETHOD(WillChangeRecordset)( EventReasonEnum adReason, EventStatusEnum *adStatus, _ADORecordset *pRecordset) { *adStatus = adStatusUnwantedEvent; return S_OK; } STDMETHOD(RecordsetChangeComplete)( EventReasonEnum adReason, ADOError *pError, EventStatusEnum *adStatus, _ADORecordset *pRecordset) { *adStatus = adStatusUnwantedEvent; return S_OK; } STDMETHOD(WillMove)( EventReasonEnum adReason, EventStatusEnum *adStatus, _ADORecordset *pRecordset) { *adStatus = adStatusUnwantedEvent; return S_OK; } STDMETHOD(MoveComplete)( EventReasonEnum adReason, ADOError *pError, EventStatusEnum *adStatus, _ADORecordset *pRecordset) { *adStatus = adStatusUnwantedEvent; return S_OK; } STDMETHOD(EndOfRecordset)( VARIANT_BOOL *fMoreData, EventStatusEnum *adStatus, _ADORecordset *pRecordset) { *adStatus = adStatusUnwantedEvent; return S_OK; } STDMETHOD(FetchProgress)( long Progress, long MaxProgress, EventStatusEnum *adStatus, _ADORecordset *pRecordset) { *adStatus = adStatusUnwantedEvent; return S_OK; } STDMETHOD(FetchComplete)( ADOError *pError, EventStatusEnum *adStatus, _ADORecordset *pRecordset) { *adStatus = adStatusUnwantedEvent; return S_OK; } }; // EndEventExampleVC05