Event Architecture
The following section outlines the transport event architecture that the Microsoft® Windows® 2000 platform uses for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) and Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP) services. This section discusses the following topics:
- Event Components
- Outlines the various components that make up the event architecture.
- Event Bindings
- Defines event binding and describes how it relates to creating event sinks for SMTP and NNTP transport events.
- Event Source and Sink Binding Properties
- Discusses the various properties that you can specify when binding an event sink to a particular event.
- The Event Dispatcher and Event Notification
- Describes the event dispatcher and explains how bound event sinks are notified of the event occurrence.
- Threading and Security
- Discusses threading and security issues related to creating and binding SMTP and NNTP transport event sinks.
- Cacheable Sinks
- Discusses how to create sinks that can be cached by the event dispatcher for subsequent event notifications.