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With this interceptor you can intercept local event actions and execute things after the requested action executes. You can do it globally by using the postHandler() method or targeted to a specific action post{actionName}().

The arguments received by these interceptors are:

event : The request context reference
action : The action name that was intercepted
eventArguments : The struct of extra arguments sent to an action if executed via runEvent()
rc : The RC reference
prc : The PRC Reference

Exceptions & Only Lists

You can fine tune these interception methods by leveraging two public properties in the handler:

this.posthandler_only : A list of actions that the postHandler() action will fire ONLY!
this.posthandler_except : A list of actions that the postHandler() action will NOT fire on

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The arguments received by these interceptors are:

event : The request context reference
action : The action name that was intercepted
eventArguments : The struct of extra arguments sent to an action if executed via runEvent()
rc : The RC reference
prc : The PRC Reference

Exceptions & Only Lists

You can fine tune these interception methods by leveraging two public properties in the handler:

this.posthandler_only : A list of actions that the postHandler() action will fire ONLY!
this.posthandler_except : A list of actions that the postHandler() action will NOT fire on

// only fire for the actions: save(), delete()
this.posthandler_only = "save,delete";
// DO NOT fire for the actions: login(), doLogin(), logout()
this.posthandler_except = "login,doLogin,logout"

// executes after any action
function postHandler( event, rc, prc, action, eventArguments ){
}

// executes after the list() action ONLY
function postList( event, rc, prc, action, eventArguments ){
}

// concrete examples
function postHandler( event, rc, prc, action, eventArguments ){
    log.info("Finalized executing #action#");
}