What event is fired when notification close ?

Hi,
I've subscription "oracle.apps.wf.notification.close" event,but when notification close my codes don't still work and have no exception come out !
I've try my codes by subscription "oracle.apps.wf.notification.send" event , and when notification send it can work ! I'm sure that there have no different between the subscription "oracle.apps.wf.notification.close" and the subscription "oracle.apps.wf.notification.close" in the subscription step .
Doesn't when notification closing raise the "oracle.apps.wf.notification.close" event?
I need your help!
thanks,
Your friend, yao!

Pl post details of OS, database and EBS versions. Is the "oracle.apps.wf.notification.close" event enabled ?
HTH
Srini

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