public MainPage()
{
InitializeComponent();
Dispatcher.BeginInvoke(() =>
{
StartButton.IsEnabled = false;
StopButton.IsEnabled = false;
});
// need to set up the serializer to be used by stream listeners
StreamingClientFactory.SetSerializer(new Serializer());
// build an rpc client and log it in.
rpcClient = new Client(new Uri(StaticTestConfig.RpcUrl), new Uri(StaticTestConfig.StreamingUrl), StaticTestConfig.AppKey);
rpcClient.StartMetrics();
// get a session from the rpc client
rpcClient.BeginLogIn(StaticTestConfig.ApiUsername, StaticTestConfig.ApiPassword, ar =>
{
rpcClient.EndLogIn(ar);
rpcClient.MagicNumberResolver.PreloadMagicNumbersAsync();
Debug.WriteLine("creating client");
// build a streaming client.
_streamingClient = StreamingClientFactory.CreateStreamingClient(new Uri(StaticTestConfig.StreamingUrl), StaticTestConfig.ApiUsername, rpcClient.Session);
Debug.WriteLine("connecting client");
// note: due to internal changes the 'connect' method
// name is a misnomer: no actual network activity is occuring,
// only the building of the necessary client connections for
// each of the published data adapters. Actual connection is
// performed on demand for each adapter. This minimizes startup time.
// the upside to this is that there is no need to run .Connect in a separate thread.
Debug.WriteLine("client connected");
// from this point there should be no need to stop, disconnect or dispose of the
// client instance. But if you choose to disconnect a StreamingClient, it should
// be disposed and reinstantiated. it is a one use object at this point as this is
// the only usage pattern presented in the sample code.
Dispatcher.BeginInvoke(() =>
{
listBox1.Items.Add("logged in");
StartButton.IsEnabled = true;
StopButton.IsEnabled = false;
});
}, null);
}
static RpcFixtureBase()
{
LogManager.CreateInnerLogger = (logName, logLevel, showLevel, showDateTime, showLogName, dateTimeFormat)
=> new SimpleDebugAppender(logName, logLevel, showLevel, showDateTime, showLogName, dateTimeFormat);
// need to set up the serializer to be used by stream listeners
StreamingClientFactory.SetSerializer(new Serializer());
}
public void InitializeStreamingClient(ReliableAsyncResult ar)
{
RpcClient.EndLogIn(ar);
// need to set up the serializer to be used by stream listeners
StreamingClientFactory.SetSerializer(new Serializer());
StreamingClient = StreamingClientFactory.CreateStreamingClient(STREAMING_URI, RpcClient.UserName,
RpcClient.Session);
LogToScreen("rpc client logged in");
}
