/// <summary>
/// Send the data specified as a RemoteDataObject asynchronously
/// to the runspace pool on the remote session.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="data">Data to send.</param>
/// <remarks>This overload takes a RemoteDataObject and should
/// be the one thats used to send data from within this
/// data structure handler class</remarks>
private void SendDataAsync(RemoteDataObject data)
{
Dbg.Assert(data != null, "Cannot send null object.");
// this is from a command execution..let transport manager collect
// as much data as possible and send bigger buffer to client.
_transportManager.SendDataToClient(data, false);
}
/// <summary>
/// Execute void method.
/// </summary>
internal void ExecuteVoidMethod(RemoteHostMethodId methodId, object[] parameters)
{
Dbg.Assert(parameters != null, "Expected parameters != null");
// Use void call ID so that the call is known to not have a return value.
long callId = ServerDispatchTable.VoidCallId;
RemoteHostCall remoteHostCall = new RemoteHostCall(callId, methodId, parameters);
// Dispatch the call but don't wait for response since the return value is void.
// TODO: remove redundant data from the RemoteHostCallPacket.
RemoteDataObject<PSObject> dataToBeSent = RemoteDataObject<PSObject>.CreateFrom(RemotingDestination.Client,
_remoteHostCallDataType, _clientRunspacePoolId, _clientPowerShellId,
remoteHostCall.Encode());
// flush is not used here..since this is a void method and server host
// does not expect anything from client..so let the transport manager buffer
// and send as much data as possible.
_transportManager.SendDataToClient(dataToBeSent, false);
}
