/// <summary>
/// Login to the server, and register the integration if applicable
/// </summary>
public LoginInfo Login(Guid integrationId, string version, string integrationName)
{
string currentToken = "";
if (_loginInfo != null)
{
currentToken = _loginInfo.Token;
}
// Now call the login method on the server, and get the loginInfo class (provide old token for next re-login)
_loginInfo = Server.Login(_thisInstance, currentToken);
try
{
Server.RegisterIntegration(_loginInfo.Token, Constants.InstanceId, integrationId, version, integrationName, Constants.ManufacturerName);
}
catch
{
// on older systems this method does not exist so we will just silently ignore any exceptions - and with no retry. Consequences of failing are ignorable anyways
}
// React 30 seconds before token expires. (Never faster than 30 seconds after last renewal, but that ought not occur).
// Default timeout is 1 hour.
double ms = LoginInfo.TimeToLive.TotalMilliseconds;
ms = ms > 60000 ? ms - 30000 : ms;
_tokenExpireTimer = new Timer(TokenExpireTimer_Callback, null, (int)ms, Timeout.Infinite);
return(LoginInfo);
}
/// <summary>
/// Login to the server
/// </summary>
private LoginInfo Login()
{
string currentToken = "";
if (_loginInfo != null)
{
currentToken = _loginInfo.Token;
}
// Now call the login method on the server, and get the loginInfo class (provide old token for next re-login)
_loginInfo = Server.Login(_thisInstance, currentToken);
// React 30 seconds before token expires. (Never faster than 30 seconds after last renewal, but that ought not occur).
// Default timeout is 1 hour.
double ms = LoginInfo.TimeToLive.TotalMilliseconds;
ms = ms > 60000 ? ms - 30000 : ms;
_tokenExpireTimer = new Timer(TokenExpireTimer_Callback, null, (int)ms, Timeout.Infinite);
return(LoginInfo);
}
/// <summary>
/// Logout from the server
/// </summary>
public void Logout()
{
Server.Logout(_thisInstance, _loginInfo.Token);
_loginInfo = null;
CancelCallbackTimer();
}
