RemObjects.SDK.Server.ClassFactories
Classes
| Class | Notes | 
|---|---|
| ClassFactory | This is the abstract base class for class factory implementations. | 
| ExpiringClassFactory | The ExpiringClassFactory abstract class provides privides methods needed by | 
| ExpiringClassFactory.ServiceEntry | |
| PerClientClassFactory | The PerClientClassFactory class implements the per-client class factory used for creating instances of services in a Remoting SDK server. | 
| PooledClassFactory | This class factory maintains a pool of service implementations that will be used to service incoming requests. | 
| SingletonClassFactory | This class factory allows you to publish a service that follows the Singleton pattern, meaning, that exactly one instance of the service class will be created at a given time... | 
| StandardClassFactory | This class implements the standard (default) class factory used for creating instances of services in a Remoting SDK server. | 
Enums
| Enum | Notes | 
|---|---|
| PoolBehavior | This enum is used to specify the PooledClassFactory behaviour in case there is no more service instances available in the pool. | 
| SingletonBehavior | This enum is used to specify the SingletonClassFactory behaviour in case there are more than one simultaneous requests to the singleton service | 
Attributes
| Attribute | Notes | 
|---|---|
| ClassFactory | This is the base class for all Class Factory Attributes. When implementing a new class factory, you will also implement a matching attribute that will be used to associate your class factory... | 
| PerClientClassFactory | Attach this attribute to your service implementation to have its instantiation controlled by a PerClientClassFactory. | 
| PooledClassFactory | Attach this attribute to your service implementation to have its instantiation controlled by a PooledClassFactory class factory. | 
| SingletonClassFactory | Attach this attribute to your service implementation to have its instantiation controlled by a SingletonClassFactory. | 
| StandardClassFactory |