MultiModelServerAspect Class

Initializes a new instance of the MultiModelServerAspect class

The Aspect that this is managed by.

Indicates whether the dashboard should open when the model opens.

Indicates whether the server should start when the model opens.

Manages binding names for aspect bindable items.

A collection of models for the clients connected to the server. Used to display the clients in the AspectViewer.

Collapse or expand the aspect in the Aspect Viewer.

The value for whether the aspect is enabled.

When true, disable editing in the Aspect Viewer

The port number on which the server is running.

A collection of routes available on the server. Used to display routes in the AspectViewer

The model of the server.

The current status of the server.

The level of detail included in the log output.

Retrieves or generates a binding name for an aspect property.

Determine whether the aspect can be added to the AspectContainer.

Remove all bindable items that have been added to the binding api via UpdateBindingAPI.

Clear all connected clients and visual representations.

Create a managed aspect of the desired type in this aspect's container. The managed aspect will be owned by the declared aspect.

Find an aspect of the desired type in this aspect's container.

Find or, if one isn't found, create an aspect of the desired type in this aspect's container.

Find or, if one isn't found, create a managed aspect of the desired type in this aspect's container. The managed aspect will be owned by the declared aspect.

Called when assigned to an aspect container, this should never be invoked manually. No other aspects should be accessed within this method.

Called when disabled, this should never be invoked manually

Called when enabled, this should never be invoked manually

Called when the aspect container is Initialized, this should never be invoked manually

Called when the aspect container is Reset, this should never be invoked manually

Opens the dashboard.

Raise an PropertyChanged event for each value.

Raise an PropertyChanged event for the specified value.

Raise an PropertyChanged event for the specified value.

Releases the generated binding name for an aspect property.

Remove the desired aspect from this aspect's container.

Remove the aspect of the desired type from this aspect's container.

Remove all aspects that are being managed by this aspect..

Sends a command to reset the model to the clients.

Sends the routes to the clients.

Sends a command to run the model to the clients.

Sends a command to stop the model to the clients.

Whether the specified object depends on the serializable object.

Whether the specified visual depends on the serializable object.

Checks to see if the property is the same as the specified value. It they're different then set the value and raise an PropertyChanged event. Property changes on the new value are also listened to and, if one occurs, the propertyChangedCallback handler will be invoked.

Checks to see if the property is the same as the specified value. It they're different then set the value and raise an PropertyChanged event.

Checks to see if the property is the same as the specified value. It they're different then set the value and raise an PropertyChanged event.

Starts the server.

Stops the server.

If this aspect implements IBindableItemOwner, this method performs the following for each BindableItem:
If the aspect is disabled OR the item is not part of the binding interface (see IsBindingInterface), then remove it from the binding API.
Otherwise, if the item is part of the binding interface AND the item does not already have a declared binding (see HasBindingInterface), add the item to the binding API.
Any bindable items that are added to the binding API will appear in the IO browser grid and can be further utilized for controls testing.

Occurs when the value of IsEnabled changes.

Occurs when the Name of an aspect changes.