Initializes a new instance of the Event class

Initializes a new instance of the Event class

Adjusts date time Localized time

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

Override to perform extra status checks

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.

Gets external parameter value returning true if parameter was found

Returns named parameters that can be used to control this component

Sets external parameter value returning true if parameter was found and set

Calls event regardless of any constraints. Invokes a handler right away if syncInvoke is true or BodyAsyncModel is Sync, otherwise queues the task on a thread pool either as a regular or long-running task depending on BodyAsyncModel

Serves as the default hash function.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Converts localized time to UTC time as of TimeLocation property

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Resets call count counter. If this event has expired it will eventually transition to Started state. Keep in mind that it may expire again if EndDate is set and past due

Returns a string that represents the current object.

Converts universal time to local time as of TimeLocation property

Invoked by timer, checks all conditions and fires/expires event depending on the status. Returns true if event was fired, false otherwise

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

References event handler that handles events. If it is null then only delegate events are called

Defines how event body should be invoked

Returns how many times this event was called

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)

Adds arbitrary context object to the event

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

Specifies whether this event will fire/participate in timer loop

Specifies when this event will stop firing in the local event time

Returns named parameters that can be used to control this component

Specifies how often event fires

Returns when was this event called for the last time in the local event time

Returns the last exception thrown from event handler or nul if no error happened

Returns current time localized per TimeLocation

Specifies how many times this event can be called. If less or equal than zero then no limit is set

Specifies when this event will start firing in the local event time

Returns time location that this Event instance operates under.

Event body that gets called when the event is due. The body is always invoked ASYNCHRONOUSLY unless Fire(syncronous=true) is called in which case it gets called on a thread that called Fire(true)

Invoked when one of timer event definition parameters changes. Always called synchronously on the same thread that made a change. Subscribers should not block for long

Invoked when timer event status changes. Always called synchronously by the timer thread. Subscribers should not block for long