/// <summary>
/// Sets up our API interface and access properties.
/// </summary>
private void Initialize()
{
m_cleanup = new List <Action>();
m_authCallbacks = new List <Action <string> >();
m_exceptionCallbacks = new List <Action <string> >();
// Set up the services we need to use.
#if DEBUG
m_clientHandler = new DebugClientHandler();
#else
m_clientHandler = new EmsApiClientHandler();
#endif
m_httpClient = new HttpClient(m_clientHandler);
// The HttpClient default of 100 seconds is not long enough for some of our longer EMS API calls. For
// instance a gnarly database query can take longer than that to return on query creation or first result
// extraction time, especially if the SQL server is already busy.
// The value we opted for here is the value used for timeouts at the application gateway level and
// therefore seems like a reasonable default to use.
m_httpClient.Timeout = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(600);
// Set up access properties for external clients to use.
InitializeAccessProperties();
// Subscribe to authentication failure events.
m_clientHandler.AuthenticationFailedEvent += AuthenticationFailedHandler;
m_cleanup.Add(() => m_clientHandler.AuthenticationFailedEvent -= AuthenticationFailedHandler);
}
/// <summary>
/// Sets up our API interface and access properties.
/// </summary>
private void Initialize()
{
m_cleanup = new List <Action>();
m_authCallbacks = new List <Action <string> >();
m_exceptionCallbacks = new List <Action <string> >();
// Set up the services we need to use.
#if DEBUG
m_clientHandler = new DebugClientHandler();
#else
m_clientHandler = new EmsApiClientHandler();
#endif
m_httpClient = new HttpClient(m_clientHandler);
// Set up access properties for extenal clients to use.
InitializeAccessProperties();
// Subscribe to authentication failure events.
m_clientHandler.AuthenticationFailedEvent += AuthenticationFailedHandler;
m_cleanup.Add(() => m_clientHandler.AuthenticationFailedEvent -= AuthenticationFailedHandler);
}
