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<H2><A NAME="s2">2. How to hook in your own handlers</A></H2>
<P>If you have read the previous section, this should be fairly obvious. You
created your own subclass of "JavisHandler". When you're finished doing
that, you can register this class with the JavisTrace class. You have to do
this after creation of a JavisTrace object, but before any output has taken
place.
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<P>You can achieve this by calling JavisTrace.registerHandler, pass as
arguments the name of the event your class handles and an instance of the
class.
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<P>If you don't have a clue how to write the actual handler class, the best
thing to do is to look at one of the hard-coded ones, e.g. NodeHandler. Make
sure you do not look at the one with the longest and most complicated bit of
code first (e.g. PacketHandler). If you do have a clue, you're done, enjoy it.
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