Initializes a new instance of the ErlLocalNode class

Create a node with the given name and the default cookie

Create a node with the given name, cookie, and short name indicator

WARNING: Developers never call this method!!! It is used by advanced derived implementations that need to synchronize status updates. We do not want to make statuslock protected as it is almost never needed, hence this accessor

Allows to abort unsuccessful DoStart() overridden implementation. This method must be called from within DoStart()

Accepts a visit of a manager entity - this call is useful for periodic updates of service status, i.e. when service does not have a thread of its own it can be periodically managed by some other service through this method. The default implementation of DoAcceptManagerVisit(object, DateTime) does nothing

Add a connection to collection

Break links of all pids linked to pids on the fromNode node

Non-blocking call that returns true when the service instance has completely stopped after SignalStop()

Checks for service activity and throws exception if service is not in ControlStatus.Active state

Checks for service activity and throws exception if service is not in ControlStatus.Active state

Checks for service inactivity and throws exception if service is running (started, starting or stopping)

Close the given mailbox

Configures service from configuration node (and possibly it's sub-nodes)

Create a new named mailbox (emulates spawning a new Pid)

Create a new named mailbox (emulates spawning a new Pid)

Create an Erlang ErlPid that belongs to current node

Create an Erlang ErlPid. Erlang pids are based upon some node specific information; this method creates a pid using the information in this node. Each call to this method produces a unique pid

Create an Erlang ErlPort. Erlang ports are based upon some node specific information; this method creates a port using the information in this node. Each call to this method produces a unique port. It may not be meaningful to create a port in a non-Erlang environment, but this method is provided for completeness

Create an Erlang {@link Ref reference}. Erlang references are based upon some node specific information; this method creates a reference using the information in this node. Each call to this method produces a unique reference

Deterministically disposes object. DO NOT OVERRIDE this method, override Destructor() instead

Accepts a visit from external manager. Base implementation does nothing. Override in services that need external management calls to update their state periodically, i.e. when they don't have a thread on their own

Provides implementation for checking whether the service has completely stopped

Provides implementation that signals service to stop. This is expected not to block

Start current node. This optionally creates a socket listener and I/O server

Checks to see whether object dispose started or has already been disposed and throws an exception if Dispose() was called

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Determine the mailbox corresponding to a registered name on this ErlLocalNode

Serves as the default hash function.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Converts localized time to UTC time as of TimeLocation property

Makes local node name based on app id and local host name

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Get configuration settings for a given remote node

Remove a connection from collection

Send a message to a remote ErlPid, representing either another ErlMbox or an Erlang process

Send a message to a named mailbox on local node

Send a message to a named mailbox on a given remote node

Non-blocking call that initiates the stopping of the service

Blocking call that starts the service instance

Blocking call that starts the service instance

Converts universal time to local time as of TimeLocation property

Wait for arrival of messages in any one of the given mailboxes

Blocks execution of current thread until this service has completely stopped

Try to convert .NET native object type to corresponding Erlang term. Throw exception if conversion is not possible

Try to convert .NET native object type to corresponding Erlang term of given type. Throw exception if conversion is not possible

Serializes object into JSON string

Serializes object into JSON format using provided TextWriter

Serializes object into JSON format using provided stream and optional encoding

Delegate invoked on read/write from socket

Configuration Address and Port information for the listener in the "address:port" format

If true local node will start a listener

Get the alivename part of the hostname. Nodenames are composed of two parts, an alivename and a hostname, separated by '@'. This method returns the part of the nodename preceding the '@'

Configs for remote nodes

Checks whether the class is decorated with ApplicationDontAutoStartServiceAttribute

Returns the common name used to identify the component, for example "Glue" for various IGlue implementations. This name is searched-by some management tools that allow to find component by this name that does not change between application restarts like ComponentSID does. Subordinate (non-root) components return null

Returns a reference to an object that this app component services/operates under, or null

Returns process/instance unique app component system id

Returns local computer time of component start (not from application container time)

Get the authorization cookie used by this node

Contains node creation bits that facilitate Pid uniqueness upon node restart

Indicates whether this object was already disposed - the Dispose() has finished

Indicates whether this object Dispose() has been called and dispose started but not finished yet

Get/Set the Epmd socket after publishing this nodes listen port to Epmd

Mailbox for handling all I/O directed from remote nodes

Get the hostname part of the nodename. Nodenames are composed of two parts, an alivename and a hostname, separated by '@'. This method returns the part of the nodename following the '@'

Returns current time localized per TimeLocation

Record unhandled msgs to log

Cache of freed mailboxes that can be reused for RPC calls

Provides textual name for the service

Get the long name of this node

Get the name of this node (short or long depending on UseShortName)

Get the port number used by this node. For local node the value may be 0 if the node was not registered with the EPMD port mapper

Returns true when service is active or about to become active. Check in service implementation loops/threads/tasks

Current service status

Returns time location of this LocalizedTimeProvider implementation

Set the trace level for this connection. Normally tracing is off by default

Save trace events to log

Trace callback executed if connection tracing is enabled