Hi Graham, publishing an event to suscribers in a class extending *SsePublisher* is pretty straightforward, you have to do the following: ```java SimpleEvent event = new SimpleEvent(); event.setId("myId"); event.setType("event1"); event.setPayload("This event occurred at " + LocalTime.now().toString()); this.publishEvent(event); ``` To suscribe to this event, the client app must implement the EventSource class such as: ```javascript const evtSource = new EventSource("http://localhost:8080/mybotapp/secure/events/event1") ``` > Note: This code is part of the BDK 1.0 that is generated from the bdk-cli tool. This version is not supported anymore by our engineering team but is still available on a as-is basis. The Bot Developer Kit (BDK) has been re-architectured in a 2.0 version where the support of SSE has not been migrated.

Hi Graham, publishing an event to suscribers in a class extending *SsePublisher* is pretty straightforward, you have to do the following: ``` SimpleEvent event = new SimpleEvent(); event.setId("myId"); event.setType("event1"); event.setPayload("This event occurred at " + LocalTime.now().toString()); this.publishEvent(event); ``` To suscribe to this event, the client app must implement the EventSource class such as: ``` const evtSource = new EventSource("http://localhost:8080/mybotapp/secure/events/event1") ``` > Note: This code is part of the BDK 1.0 that is generated from the bdk-cli tool. This version is not supported anymore by our engineering team but is still available on a as-is basis. The Bot Developer Kit (BDK) has been re-architectured in a 2.0 version where the support of SSE has not been migrated.