/// <summary>
/// Create a new agent configuration, starting with the application's configuration file data.
/// </summary>
public AgentConfiguration()
{
// MR: We've traditionally created these by default so the app can just walk properties to get defaults, but
// is that conventional for .NET Core? Or should we make them create them.
Listener = new ListenerConfiguration();
NetworkViewer = new NetworkViewerConfiguration();
Packager = new PackagerConfiguration();
Publisher = new PublisherConfiguration();
Server = new ServerConfiguration();
SessionFile = new SessionFileConfiguration();
}
/// <summary>
/// Create a new agent configuration, starting with the application's configuration file data.
/// </summary>
public AgentConfiguration()
{
AspNet = new AspNetConfiguration();
Listener = new ListenerConfiguration();
NetworkViewer = new NetworkViewerConfiguration();
Packager = new PackagerConfiguration();
Performance = new PerformanceConfiguration();
Properties = new Dictionary <string, string>(StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase);
Publisher = new PublisherConfiguration();
Server = new ServerConfiguration();
SessionFile = new SessionFileConfiguration();
}
/// <summary>
/// Create a new agent configuration, starting with the application's configuration file data.
/// </summary>
public AgentConfiguration()
{
// MR: We've traditionally created these by default so the app can just walk properties to get defaults, but
// is that conventional for .NET Core? Or should we make them create them.
Listener = new ListenerConfiguration();
NetworkViewer = new NetworkViewerConfiguration();
Packager = new PackagerConfiguration();
Performance = new PerformanceConfiguration();
Properties = new Dictionary <string, string>(StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase);
Publisher = new PublisherConfiguration();
Server = new ServerConfiguration();
SessionFile = new SessionFileConfiguration();
}