Content Deployment can issue different levels of events. The following table briefly describes these event levels.
| Name | Value | Description |
| CRSEVENT_SEVERITY_SUCCESS | 0 | The operation completed successfully. |
| CRSEVENT_SEVERITY_INFORMATIONAL | 1 | There is some additional informational information available about the operation. |
| CRSEVENT_SEVERITY_WARNING | 2 | The operation generated a warning. |
| CRSEVENT_SEVERITY_ERROR | 3 | The operation generated an error. |
Content Deployment can issue different categories of events. The following table briefly describes these event categories.
| Name | Value | Description |
| CRSEVENT_CATEGORY_GENERAL | 0 | General error and other events. |
| CRSEVENT_ CATEGORY_FILE | 1 | File events, such as sending a file. |
| CRSEVENT_ CATEGORY_REPLICATION | 2 | Replication events, such as a replication has started. |
| CRSEVENT_ CATEGORY_ADMIN | 3 | Project events, such as a project was created. |
| CRSEVENT_ CATEGORY_SUMMARY | 4 | Summary events, such as a replication summary. |
You can filter different types of Content Deployment events. The following table briefly describes these event filters, which you can OR together to specify the event types the event sink receives.
| Name | Value | Description |
| EVFLAG_FILE_EVENTS | 1 | File events. |
| EVFLAG_ADMIN_EVENTS | 2 | Administrative events. |
| EVFLAG_SUMMARY_EVENTS | 4 | Summary events. |
| EVFLAG_REPLICATION_EVENTS | 8 | Replication events. |
| EVFLAG_ALL | 255 | All events. |