All Classes and Interfaces

Class
Description
The agent interface facilitates initialization/destruction of agents, and allows for querying of the sum of all connections.
 
 
Encapsulates the reading of an agent key, including monitoring for modifications or deletions and notifying a listener.
 
 
 
 
The interface that is used to load Connector DLLs into memory and inventory the ConnectorTypes that are supported.
The Agent performs the following duties: Establish a connection to the Seeq Server (the 'linkURL') via the passed-in Connection Object Load and initialize connectors via the passed-in ConnectorLoader Object Supply global services to the connectors via the AgentService interface, which also provides access to the Seeq Server REST API
Encapsulates the reading of an agent key, including monitoring for modifications or deletions and notifying a listener.
Loads any JARs found on its ConnectorSearchPaths properties that have classes that implement the Connector interface.
 
 
 
Manages logging into Seeq's REST API and retrieving an authentication token.
 
 
Handles a WebSocket-based connection to the Seeq Application Server.
 
Handles a pool of WebSocket-based connections to the Seeq Application Server.
Represents a thread-safe first in-first out (FIFO) collection that will automatically de-queue if it overflows its fixed size.
Manages logging into Seeq's REST API and retrieving an authentication token.
 
 
 
This Log4Net appender stores log events in fixed-size queue that is drained by the Seeq Agent when it sends the logs up to Appserver every few seconds.
The interface used for HTTP communication with the Seeq API.
The interface used for basic communication with the Seeq server across a Websocket.
Event args to communicate the reception of messages from the Seeq Application Server
 
Helper for overriding the default timezone while still maintaining a reference to the system timezone.
Keeps a series of named timers and requires a call to Reset() in order to suppress "barking".