eDriven Framework API
eDriven.Networking.Rpc Namespace
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    namespace eDriven.Networking.Rpc

    Namespace eDriven.Networking.Rpc

    namespace eDriven.Networking.Rpc

Types

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Icon | Type | Description
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| AsyncToken |
| ConcurencyMode | Concurency mode describes the order and timing of requests N = MaxConcurrentRequests
| FaultHandler |
| HttpConnector | A class that handles HTTP requests/responses It can queue requests and send them one-by-one or in any other fashion specified by ConcurencyMode After the responses are returned, it processes them (fires responders) in fashion specified by ProcessingMode For instence, you could make the connector to fire all the responders, but only after all responses are returned
| HttpServiceProgressAggregator |
| HttpServiceProgressEvent |
| HttpServiceSingleton |
| IResponder | Responder interface Also called "a promise" Asynchronuous services usually don't respond immediatelly, and are non-blocking Responder is the way to supply callback functions that should be called in the case of: 1) success; 2) fault
| ProcessingMode | Concurency mode describes the order of processing of requests
| Responder | Responder Also called "a promise" Asynchronuous services usually don't respond immediatelly, and are non-blocking Responder is the way to supply callback functions that should be called in the case of: 1) success; 2) fault
| ResponseMode | The response mode describes the type of result that HttpConnector returns
| ResultHandler |
| WebRequest | WebRequest class was born from the need of having something that doesn't execute the moment it is instantiated (like the WWW class does) It has all the confug characteristics of the WWW class, and the method that instantiates WWW at time needed
| WebRequestEvent | Web request event
| WebRequestException |