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* An OBJECT_CHANGED event type is fired when (the contents of) * an object has changed. This might mean that its attributes have been modified, * added, or removed, and/or that the object itself has been replaced. * How the object has changed can be determined by examining the * NamingEvent's old and new bindings. *
* A listener interested in OBJECT_CHANGED event types must: *
* The binding of the changed object can be obtained using * evt.getNewBinding(). Its old binding (before the change) * can be obtained using evt.getOldBinding(). * @param evt The nonnull naming event. * @see NamingEvent#OBJECT_CHANGED */ void objectChanged(NamingEvent evt); }