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Inherits IDisposable.
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| Context (IDispatcher dispatcher=null) | |
| Constructor for Context that receives a specific IDispatcher for events. More... | |
| void | Dispose () |
| Disposes of the all OpenTok resources used in the current context. Call this after you call Session.Disconnect to clean up unused resources. More... | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual void | Dispose (bool disposing) |
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| static Context | Instance [get] |
The Context instance. This is a singleton instance. However it is reset to a new instance after you call the Dispose() method. This entry point for a Context object is limited in configuration options and only works for WPF presentation framework, so it will be removed eventually. Please use the Context(IDispatcher) constructor and provide the corresponding presentation framework IDispatcher (or one of the common IDispatchers). The new form equivalent of the previous Context.Instance form is new Context(new WPFDispatcher()). More... | |
Used to manage resources for Session, Publisher, and Subscriber objects.
Call the Dispose() method to dispose of the all OpenTok resources used in the context.
| OpenTok.Context.Context | ( | IDispatcher | dispatcher = null | ) |
Constructor for Context that receives a specific IDispatcher for events.
| dispatcher | The IDispatcher instance used to schedule events. The SDK includes several IDispatcher implementations, which should be enough for most applications. You can also build a custom IDispatcher by overriding the IDispatcher interface. The SDK includes the following IDispatcher implementations, which are available for all presentation frameworks:
There is also an IDispatcher implementation provided for each supported presentation framework:
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| void OpenTok.Context.Dispose | ( | ) |
Disposes of the all OpenTok resources used in the current context. Call this after you call Session.Disconnect to clean up unused resources.
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The Context instance. This is a singleton instance. However it is reset to a new instance after you call the Dispose() method. This entry point for a Context object is limited in configuration options and only works for WPF presentation framework, so it will be removed eventually. Please use the Context(IDispatcher) constructor and provide the corresponding presentation framework IDispatcher (or one of the common IDispatchers). The new form equivalent of the previous Context.Instance form is new Context(new WPFDispatcher()).
