public void Start(IIpcStream ipcStream)
{
_ipcStream = ipcStream;
new Thread(Run)
{
IsBackground = true
}.Start();
}
public void Start(IIpcStream ipcStream, IRequestQueue requestQueue)
{
_ipcStream = ipcStream;
_requestQeueue = requestQueue;
new Thread(Run)
{
IsBackground = true
}.Start();
}
public void Run(int port) {
var client = new TcpClient();
client.NoDelay = true;
client.Connect(IPAddress.Loopback, port);
Logger.LogInfo("Server connected to host port {0}.", port);
_stream = new IpcStreamOverNetworkStream(_serializer, client.GetStream());
_stream.WriteResponse(HelloWorldProtocol.Response);
_sendThread.Start(_stream);
_receiveThread.Start(_stream);
_typedEventForwarder.RegisterEventHandlers();
// Receive thread will terminate soon after the TCP connection to the VS package is
// closed. There is nothing left for the server to do other than exiting at this point.
_receiveThread.WaitOne();
Logger.LogInfo("Server terminating properly.");
}
public void Run(int port)
{
var client = new TcpClient();
client.NoDelay = true;
client.Connect(IPAddress.Loopback, port);
Logger.Log("Server connected to host port {0}.", port);
_stream = new IpcStreamOverNetworkStream(_serializer, client.GetStream());
_stream.WriteResponse(HelloWorldProtocol.Response);
_sendThread.Start(_stream);
_receiveThread.Start(_stream);
_typedEventForwarder.RegisterEventHandlers();
// Receive thread will terminate soon after the TCP connection to the VS package is
// closed. There is nothing left for the server to do other than exiting at this point.
_receiveThread.WaitOne();
Logger.Log("Server terminating properly.");
}
public void Start(IIpcStream ipcStream)
{
_ipcStream = ipcStream;
new Thread(Run) {IsBackground = true}.Start();
}
public void Start(IIpcStream ipcStream, IRequestQueue requestQueue)
{
_ipcStream = ipcStream;
_requestQeueue = requestQueue;
new Thread(Run) {IsBackground = true}.Start();
}
