public void Execute()
{
eventArgs = cluster.GetEventArgs();
segment = segmentOrig = eventArgs.UserToken as BufferSegment;
eventArgs.UserToken = this;
if (cluster.HasBufferChanged(segment))
{
// Reset buffer in SizeBuffer().
segment.buffer = null;
segment.offset = 0;
segment.size = 0;
}
Policy policy = GetPolicy();
timeout = policy.timeout;
if (timeout > 0)
{
watch = Stopwatch.StartNew();
AsyncTimeoutQueue.Instance.Add(this, timeout);
}
ExecuteCommand();
}
public void Execute()
{
eventArgs = cluster.GetEventArgs();
segment = segmentOrig = eventArgs.UserToken as BufferSegment;
eventArgs.UserToken = this;
if (cluster.HasBufferChanged(segment))
{
// Reset buffer in SizeBuffer().
segment.buffer = null;
segment.offset = 0;
segment.size = 0;
}
// In async mode, totalTimeout and socketTimeout are mutually exclusive.
// If totalTimeout is defined, socketTimeout is ignored.
// This is done so we can avoid having to declare usingSocketTimeout as
// volatile and because enabling both timeouts together has no real value.
if (policy.totalTimeout > 0)
{
watch = Stopwatch.StartNew();
AsyncTimeoutQueue.Instance.Add(this, policy.totalTimeout);
}
else if (policy.socketTimeout > 0)
{
usingSocketTimeout = true;
watch = Stopwatch.StartNew();
AsyncTimeoutQueue.Instance.Add(this, policy.socketTimeout);
}
ExecuteCommand();
}
public void Execute()
{
eventArgs = cluster.GetEventArgs();
eventArgs.UserToken = this;
dataBuffer = eventArgs.Buffer;
if (dataBuffer != null && cluster.HasBufferChanged(dataBuffer))
{
// Reset dataBuffer in SizeBuffer().
dataBuffer = null;
}
Policy policy = GetPolicy();
timeout = policy.timeout;
if (timeout > 0)
{
watch = Stopwatch.StartNew();
AsyncTimeoutQueue.Instance.Add(this, timeout);
}
ExecuteCommand();
}