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- Event Synchronization Web Service Interface
- Forward events and event changes from OPR client
- Synchronize event changes back from external client
- Event attributes that support back synchronization
- Event update: Logfile Adapter examples
- Event change creation: Logfile Adapter examples
- Event update to event_list example
- Event Submit Examples
- Event change creation for event_change_list examples
- Event synchronization web service troubleshooting
Event update to event_list example
You can update events using OPR data structure only (and not call the Groovy script). To update events using OPR data structures, call update using the event_list
sub-path. The payload is the same as, for example, the standard put.
The title and description can be set in a single call as follows. The order of the attributes is unimportant and attributes not specified do not affect the current values.
<event xmlns="http://www.hp.com/2009/software/opr/data_model">
<title>This is a new title</title>
<description>This is a new description</description>
</event>
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