Constructs request message from method information and arguments for call invocation. This constructor is slower as it uses reflection

Constructs request message from pre-computed specs obtained by reflection. This constructor is the fastest as it does not use reflection

This .ctor is handy for message inspectors. Creates a substitute message for the original one with new values. Binding-specific context is cloned and headers/correlation data are cloned conditionaly

This .ctor is handy for message inspectors. Creates a substitute message for the original one with new values. Binding-specific context is cloned and headers/correlation data are cloned conditionaly

Framework method not for developers. Sets arrival ticks stamp. Usually called from transport

Internal method not to be called by app developers. Called from custom bindings to inject binding-specific context

Internal method not to be called by app developers. Called from custom bindings to inject binding-specific context

Implementation-specific internal method not to be used by developers

Clones message state from another message instance. State includes binding-specific context and optionally headers and correlation data

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

Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Serves as the default hash function.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

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

Returns call arguments

Returns arrival timestamp expressed in ticks, that is - when message just arrived before its processing started by Glue (before deserialization). This property allows for glue-internal latency assessment

Returns a binding-specific context object which is used for message processing/routing by binding. This property value is not serialized and used internally by Glue framework. Not all bindings use/need this property

Returns contract type that this call belongs to. This property throws if actual specified type can not be found

Returns contract type spec that this call belongs to

Arbitrary named object collection that can be used to correlate messages and/or attach extra data. This field is NOT transmitted over wire nor is it used by the framework. Message inspectors may use this property at their own discretion, for example in cases when the same inspector type is registered on multiple levels (endpoint, binding, glue), inspectors may check this property to execute only once per message. The collection is lazily allocated at the first reference attempt

Returns true when this message contains header data

Returns true when this message contains header data

Returns a list of headers that this message contains

Returns a unique ID for this message

Gets a method specification to be invoked on the other side

Gets a name of method to be invoked on the other side

Indicates that no response is expected

If server is stateful then this property contains remote instance ID

Returns request ID for this instance. Every request is uniquely identified

Returns transport that this request arrived through. Property is to be used only on server

Session reference that can be used to pass session object that was already determined by transport (i.e. HttpServerTransport) into Glue server handler. This property is NOT transmitted/serialized over wire