TransmitterConfigurationTransport Class

The HTTP transport a receiver reads a transmitter's configuration metadata over (SSF 1.0 Sections 7.2, 7.2.1).

public static class TransmitterConfigurationTransport

Inheritance System.Object → TransmitterConfigurationTransport

Fields

TransmitterConfigurationTransport.HttpClientName Field

The name the transport's client is registered under, published so a host can configure it without copying the string: services.AddHttpClient(TransmitterConfigurationTransport.HttpClientName) reaches the same client the metadata is fetched with.

public const string HttpClientName = "TransmitterConfigurationClient";

Field Value

System.String

Remarks

The value is the client's name because this is a typed client, and that is the logical name AddHttpClient<TClient> gives it. This is the first call a receiver makes to a transmitter it has never spoken to, so what a host configures here decides how a transmitter that is slow to wake is treated.