-(id)example:(id)args
{    
    // example method
    [self _fireEventToListener:@"my_event" withObject:nil listener:nil thisObject:nil];
    return @"hello world";
}

var inappModule = Titanium.InApp;

inappModule.addEventListener('my_event', function(e)
{
    Ti.API.info("Mein Event fired");
});

Ti.API.info("Call Method" +  inappModule.example(true,true));

5 Answers

• Within module try:

  [super fireEvent:@"my_event"];
  

  TiModule is a subclass of TiProxy which provides the following fireEvent methods:

  -(void)fireEvent:(id)args;
  -(void)fireEvent:(NSString*)type withObject:(id)obj;
  -(void)fireEvent:(NSString*)type withObject:(id)obj withSource:(id)source;
  -(void)fireEvent:(NSString*)type withObject:(id)obj withSource:(id)source propagate:(BOOL)yn;
  -(void)fireEvent:(NSString*)type withObject:(id)obj propagate:(BOOL)yn;
  

• push

• any idea How to do this on android ?

• Hi in iOS fire event like this,

  -(id)example:(id)args   // this example could be any normal method but generally it is a delegate when we fire event.
  {   
      [self fireEvent:@"my_event" withObject:nil];
  
       or
  
      [self fireEvent:@"my_event" withObject:your object to be sent to JS code];
  }
  

  in android we do it like this:

  public void onError(Object obj1, error err1) {    
  
  KrollDict kd = new KrollDict();
  
  // put your values in Kroll dict and fire event like this.
  
  this.proxy.fireEvent(didFinishWithError, kd); from listener class which implements an interface
  
  or
  
  this.fireEvent(didFinishWithError, kd); // from with in proxy class
  
  }
  

• Fire an event from your module in Objective-C:

  - (void)fireEvent:(NSNotification *)notification
  {    
      NSLog(@"firing from iOS!");
      [self fireEvent:@"yourNotificationName" withObject:notification.userInfo];
  }
  

  listen for it in Javascript:

  var module = require('com.YourModule.WhateverYouCallit');
  module.addEventListener("yourNotificationName", function(e) {
      alert("Event Fired!");
  });