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Given that I have an event which many clients hook up to can I just inform a specific one? and if so, how? That depends on how your clients are identified for server. If a client has a unique name,...
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Thanks yallie for the quick answer. a) I understand that events are fire & forget and shall have two parameters (object sender, xxxEventArgs e). The later should be derived from EventArgs and...
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hmm.. Yallie, please correct me, if i'm wrong: in other words: Let's say, i've a server, configured in Singleton mode. I've an event on the server side (OnItemBought), and many clients subscribed to...
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Greetings, i need a help here. Just for a test made this on the client side:public void TestConnect(string login, string password) { Hashtable credentials = new Hashtable();...
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View ArticleNew Post: [en] Can an event/method be restricted to on recipient? And data...
hm...Yallie. here is a quesstion appeared: That depends on how your clients are identified for server. If a client has a unique name, add Name property to your EventArgs class. Events can then be...
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@ Jesset3r: As far as I understand it, this holds true for events! But NOT for method calls. For events it seems to work exactly like standard events. Multiple subscribers and the event originator can...
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Heya! How can i disconnect certain client on the server side in the right way? I was tought, that SessionManager.RemoveSession, would help me... but is it a correct approach?
View ArticleNew Post: [en] Can an event/method be restricted to on recipient? And data...
Well... Here is a solution for my case: Create new HashSet<IClient> _clients = new HashSet<IClient>(); public interface IClient : IDisposable { /// <summary> /// Gets the SessionID of...
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@phmerk What about methods? Are those asynchronous by virtue or do I have to use a TAP pattern, e.g. returning some sort of Task? If a remote method is called I assume that Zyan is taking care of the...
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@phmerk PS.: While thinking about it I came across one issue: How are Exceptions (in methods) handled? Only local or are they propagated back to the initiating party? On events I suppose one has to...
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@Jesset3r Hmm..okay, let's imagine, i've a lot of operations, and many clients connected to the server, does it means, that every client will receive a tons of useless traffic? Maybe it's possible to...
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@phmerk For events it seems to work exactly like standard events. Multiple subscribers and the event originator can not identify 'easily' a specific subscriber (other than through some magic in the...
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@Jesset3r Well... Here is a solution for my case: If all you need is to route events to specific sessions, use session-bound events. Session-bound events are events using EventArgs derived from...
View ArticleUpdated Wiki: Event filters
Server-side event filters Standard .NET event model is the simplest Observer pattern implementation. Every event is dispatched to all listeners who subscribed it, so the listener is responsible for...
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Server-side event filters Standard .NET event model is the simplest Observer pattern implementation. Every event is dispatched to all listeners who subscribed it, so the listener is responsible for...
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English Table of contentsZyan Framework overviewWhat´s new in Zyan 2.xGetting startedNetwork protocols setupSession managementDeterministic resource cleanupManaged Extensibility Framework Integration...
View ArticleUpdated Wiki: Event filters
Server-side event filters Standard .NET event model is the simplest Observer pattern implementation. Every event is dispatched to all listeners who subscribed it, so the listener is responsible for...
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Here is a fresh article about event filters:https://zyan.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Event%20filters
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https://zyan.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Event%20filters Any comments and/or suggestions are very welcome.
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