Chapter 20. Responding in real time with eventing
| 20.1 | Foundations of event handling |
| 20.2 | Synchronous events |
| 20.3 | Asynchronous events |
| 20.4 | Working with asynchronous .NET events |
| 20.5 | Asynchronous event handling with scriptblocks |
| 20.6 | Queued events and the Wait-Event cmdlet |
| 20.7 | Working with WMI events |
| 20.8 | Engine events |
| 20.9 | Remoting and event forwarding |
| 20.10 | How eventing works |
| 20.11 | Summary |
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Over the last 19 chapters, we’ve covered an enormous amount of material. We’ve covered cmdlets, functions, scripts, and modules. We’ve looked at the major elements of the CLR and the .NET Framework, including assemblies, types, instances, and generics. We’ve ...
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