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Delphi4 is a rapid application development tool developed by Borland. The Delphi event model was loosely modeled after Visual Basic but uses Object Pascal as the development language. Interestingly, the Microsoft .NET event model is derived from the Delphi model. This shouldn t come as a big surprise, since the same person (Anders Hejlsberg) was the architect of both Delphi and C#, and played a crucial role in defining the .NET event architecture. Delphi supports both untyped object calls, using method references, and typed object calls, using interfaces. The preferred event delivery technique is based on untyped object calls. Before going too far, let s look at the terminology used in Delphi regarding events. An event is a procedure call made to indicate an occurrence of some condition, like a button click or a buffer overflow. The procedure call can carry an arbitrary number of parameters with it and return a value. In Object Pascal, a method reference is a type that is declared according to the signature of the method to be called. It is common in Object Pascal events for the signature to include as the first parameter a reference to the caller. Listing 5-16 shows some method reference types. Listing 5-16. Examples of Method Reference Declarations in Object Pascal TEvent1 TEvent2 TEvent3 TEvent4 = = = = procedure() of object; procedure(Sender: TObject) of object; procedure(Sender: TObject; Text: string) of object; function(Sender: TObject): Integer of object;

You can also check to make sure that the CSS processes are running, as shown here: # ps -ef | grep css root 24871 1 0 07.59 00:00:00 /bin/su -1 root 24945 24871 0 08.00 00:00:021/app/oracle/product/11.1.0/db_1/bin/ocssd.bin # oracle c exec

The init.cssd script, which acts as the control script for the CSS daemon, starts and stops the CSS service. It is located in the $ORACLE_HOME/css/admin directory. The localconfig add command will automatically add the init.cssd script to your system s /etc/inittab file, as shown here: h1:3:respawn:/sbin/init.d/init.cssd run >/dev/null 2>&1 </dev/null If you create an ASM instance using the DBCA, the CSS daemon is automatically started. The localconfig command and the CRSCTL utility work the same way in a Windows server. However, refer to the documentation for more details on configuring the CSS service on a Windows server.

The types TEvent1, TEvent2, TEvent3, and TEvent4 are custom types. In Object Pascal, it is customary for type names to start with a T. TEvent1 references a method that takes and returns no parameters. Object Pascal has two types of methods: procedures and functions. Procedures don t have a return type, while functions do. TEvent2 references a method that takes a single TObject parameter and returns nothing. TEvent3 references a method that takes two parameters and returns nothing. TEvent4 is a reference to a method that takes one TObject parameter and returns an integer. In Object Pascal, as in most object-oriented languages, objects are passed by reference, so the callee can modify fields and properties of objects passed to it, knowing that the caller will be able to observe these changes. Declaring a method reference requires the use of a method reference type, like this: Event1: TEvent1; At run time, you can set a method reference variable to reference a specific method of a specific object. To fire an event, the event source uses code that looks like the code in Listing 5-17.

Since an ASM instance acts as the storage manager for all databases on a server, you ll need a single ASM instance on a node to service all the Oracle databases running there.