Listing applications registered for events or event types

You can use the istool event listCallbacks command to list all applications that are registered for event types, or to list all applications that are registered for a particular event type.

Purpose

The istool event listCallbacks command lists all applications that are registered for event types, or lists all applications that are registered for a particular event type. When you use the Subscription Manager to create a subscription for an event type, you can specify the name of an application that is registered with the Common Event Framework. You can use the command event listCallbacks to view a list of all registered applications.

Prerequisites

You must have the IBM® InfoSphere® Information Server suite administrator role.

Run the command from a computer that is on the engine tier or the client tier.

The preferred way to run this command is in the istool command-line window. If you run this command in your operating system command-line window or in scripts, you must add istool before the command name.

Command syntax

Optional parameters and values in the syntax are enclosed in brackets, [ ].
event listCallbacks
authentication parameters
[generic parameters]
[-eventTypeName event_type]

Parameters

The following parameter is specific to the event listCallbacks command. For authentication parameters and generic parameters, see Commands and common parameters for istool.

authentication parameters
Required. All asset interchange commands use authentication parameters to connect to a specific installation of InfoSphere Information Server.
generic parameters
The generic parameters are available to all asset interchange commands. Use the generic parameters to request help on command syntax, to specify silent or verbose operation, and to use a script to run commands.
-eventTypeName | -etn event_type
Optional. Specifies the name of the event type that the application is registered for. If you do not specify a value for eventTypeName, all registered applications are listed.

Examples

The following command lists all applications that are registered for the event type IGC_BUSINESSRULE_EVENT.

event listCallbacks -eventTypeName IGC_BUSINESSRULE_EVENT 
 -domain localhost -u isAdminUser -p isAdminPwd

The following command lists all registered applications.

event listCallbacks -u isAdminUser -p isAdminPwd