Examples of WaveletCreatedEvent

com.google.wave.api.event.WaveletCreatedEvent
Event triggered when a new wavelet is created. This event is only triggered if the robot creates a new wavelet and can be used to initialize the newly created wave. Wavelets created by other participants remain invisible to the robot until the robot is added to the wave in which case {@link WaveletSelfAddedEvent} is triggered.

Examples of com.google.wave.api.event.WaveletCreatedEvent

      throw new InvalidRequestException("Invalid id", operation, e);
    }
    context.putBlip(waveletData.getRootBlipId(), rootBlip);


    String message = OperationUtil.getOptionalParameter(operation, ParamsProperty.MESSAGE);
    WaveletCreatedEvent event =
        new WaveletCreatedEvent(null, null, participant.getAddress(), System.currentTimeMillis(),
            rootBlip.getId(), message,
            ApiIdSerializer.instance().serialiseWaveId(waveletName.waveId),
            ApiIdSerializer.instance().serialiseWaveletId(waveletName.waveletId));
    context.processEvent(operation, event);
  }

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Examples of com.google.wave.api.event.WaveletCreatedEvent

      throw new InvalidRequestException("Invalid id", operation, e);
    }
    context.putBlip(waveletData.getRootBlipId(), rootBlip);


    String message = OperationUtil.getOptionalParameter(operation, ParamsProperty.MESSAGE);
    WaveletCreatedEvent event =
        new WaveletCreatedEvent(null, null, participant.getAddress(), System.currentTimeMillis(),
            rootBlip.getId(), message,
            ApiIdSerializer.instance().serialiseWaveId(waveletName.waveId),
            ApiIdSerializer.instance().serialiseWaveletId(waveletName.waveletId));
    context.processEvent(operation, event);
  }

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