public void Dispose()
{
// don't forget to de-register when the object is disposed.
QueryNotifierEvent.Unregister(OnQueryNotification);
}
/// <summary>
/// In our example, this is raied in the ExampleDatabaseAccess.SelectQuery() method.
/// We can have any number of listeners to this. Everythign that requires this notification can register the same way
/// and will receive the same event object. If you want it, you could even modify the data during the execution.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="ev"></param>
private void OnQueryNotification(QueryNotifierEvent ev)
{
loggingQueue.Enqueue(ev.Payload);
}
public ExampleQueryLogger()
{
loggingQueue = new Queue <string>(10);
// Register our listener for the query notification event here
QueryNotifierEvent.Register(OnQueryNotification);
}
