Post Event Handler

Hi,
I have created a post event handler and registered it. Then i checked in the PLUGINS table, my event handler exist there. But this event handler never called after create user.
I have added like:
<action-handler class="xxxxx"
entity-type="User" operation="CREATE" name="DBPostProcessEventHandler" stage="postprocess"
Do I missing any?
thanks
Robb

I've got the same problem, I follwed instruction as in 1262803.1. its ok for pre-process, but for post-process it dosn't work. Did you success?
I also tried to unregister the pre-process EvenHandler (with command ant -f pluginregistration.xml unregister) I got info "Unregistred succesful" but handler still works.. Do I omit something?
Regards
Magda

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