I have a little problem, trying to code device to device porgram using JSON.
My device to device is working well, I'm using it to send JSON to an other device throug a homemade D2D server. So one of my client is sending request to an other client named "server", that server is doing some stuff ( doing some request on an Asterisk server ), everything is ok with that.
But i'm facing a problem : When my client is sending request to my server, i'm waiting for the answer from the server with a waitOne on a autoResetEvent. Depending of the request, my form will show a pop-up. But my form is very slow to show popup, I think it's due to those waitOne, i can send like 10 request in less than 3 seconds, so i think my form is slow down cause of these.
Basically, I'm using a thread that's reading data on a socket, when my data is complete ( the entire Json is retrieve ), i'm sending an event, then I have to release the reading thread, so i'm doing a "BeginInvoke" so my form will handle the event :
_sync.BeginInvoke(ChannelChange, new Object[] {this, ec});
After showing the popup, my form is handling multiple other events, it's doing some request to the server ( so the thread is stopped during the multiple request ).
SO I guess, it's why my pop up is showing very slowly. So my question is how can I avoid this slow down ?
A little resume :
MyForm is using a Client, that client contains some method , like "retrieveChannelById". When my reading thread is retrieving a complete Json, it's throwing an event invoking my form ( If I doesn't invoke the event with my form, my reading thread is gonna be stopped and it's worst ) My form is performing some Client method such as "retrieveChannelById" setting the thread to pause for a while ( usually less than 1 second, but it's doing a lot of request pretty fast ).
So I would like to know, how can I can specify a thread to execute those method without pausing the form thread ?
But still, when i'm handling an event, i'm doing
Channel chan = Client.GetChannelByChanID(e.ChannelId);
I really don't know how to handle this slowing down of the form, Do I have to execute those method in an other thread ? ( It won't change anything I guess, since my form has to wait for the other thread to get the channel right ? ). I need a solution so my form thread is'nt set on WaitOne, I think it's my issue.
It's really hard to explain, actually ...
here is my code for the method retrieveChannelById :
SendD2DMessage("*", "server", "{\"classname\":\"GetChannelByChanID\",\"chanID\":\"" + chanID + "\"}");
waitingData = "reponseGetChannelByID";
if (this._messageRecieved.WaitOne(5000))
{
try
{
if (dataRecieved == "null")
{
Console.WriteLine("But data null");
return null;
}
else
{
Channel chan = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<Channel>(dataRecieved);
Console.WriteLine("Channel received : " + chan.Extension);
return chan;
}
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
SynsipClientLog.Log("Error while deserializing Channel Object in GetChannelByID Method :" + ex.Message);
return null;
}
}
else
{
waitingData = "";
Console.WriteLine("Channel NOT RECEIVED");
SynsipClientLog.Log("No response from D2DConsole in GetChannelByChanId method");
return null;
}
Here is the ChannelChange code, this code is in my main form.
void SynsipCli_ChannelChange(object sender, SynsipRemoteChannelChangeEventsArgs e)
{
try
{
//Console.WriteLine("test ChannelChange");
Channel chan = SynsipCli.GetChannelByChanID(e.ChannelId);
Channel linkedChan = null;
if (chan != null && chan.LinkedChannelID.Length>1)
{
linkedChan = SynsipCli.GetChannelByChanID(chan.LinkedChannelID);
}
// alertes pour les trunck
if (e.Channelcategory == ChannelCategory.Trunck && !MenuDoNotDisplay.Checked)
{
bool isGeneralNumber = false;
if (chan != null)
{
foreach (string str in SynsipCli.AstParameters.GeneralNumbers)
{
if (chan.CallerIDNum.Contains(str) || chan.LinkedCallerID.Contains(str) || chan.DNIS.Contains(str) || chan.Extension.Contains(str))
isGeneralNumber = true;
}
if (chan.State != ChannelState.Down && chan.State != ChannelState.Hangup && chan.State != ChannelState.Unknow && (chan.LinkedCallerID == Extension || chan.CallerIDNum == Extension || isGeneralNumber))
{
LaunchAlert(chan);
}
}
}
else if (linkedChan != null && linkedChan.ChannelCategory == ChannelCategory.Trunck)
{
bool isGeneralNumber = false;
if (linkedChan != null)
{
foreach (string str in SynsipCli.AstParameters.GeneralNumbers)
{
if (linkedChan.CallerIDNum.Contains(str) || linkedChan.LinkedCallerID.Contains(str) || linkedChan.DNIS.Contains(str))
isGeneralNumber = true;
}
if (linkedChan.State != ChannelState.Down && linkedChan.State != ChannelState.Hangup && linkedChan.State != ChannelState.Unknow && (linkedChan.LinkedCallerID == Extension || linkedChan.CallerIDNum == Extension || isGeneralNumber))
{
LaunchAlert(linkedChan);
//LaunchAlert(tchan);
}
}
}
if (((chan != null && (chan.CallerIDNum == txtExtention.Text || chan.LinkedCallerID == txtExtention.Text)) || e.Extension == txtExtention.Text) && !MenuDoNotDisplay.Checked) // alertes pour le local
{
string ext = SynsipCommunicator.Properties.Settings.Default.Extention;
Extension exten = SynsipCli.GetExtension(ext);
foreach (Channel tchan in exten.Channels)
{
if (tchan != null && tchan.CalllType == CallType.Internal)
{
LaunchAlert(tchan);
}
}
}
// suppression des alerts qui ne doivent plus exister
for (int i = 0; i < Alerts.Count; i++)
{
Channel tchan = SynsipCli.GetChannelByChanID(Alerts[i].chanId);
if (tchan == null)
Alerts[i].Close();
else if (tchan.State == ChannelState.Down || tchan.State == ChannelState.Hangup || tchan.State == ChannelState.Unknow)
Alerts[i].Close();
}
}
catch (Exception exe)
{
//Console.WriteLine("ERREUR CHANNEL CHANGE " + exe.Message);
}
}
The LaunchAlert method is just checking some stuff in my Channel object, create a frame and then show the frame :
if (!MenuDoNotDisplay.Checked)
{
ShowWindow(frma.Handle, 4); //Pour éviter de prendre le focus
SetWindowPos(frma.Handle, -1, frma.Location.X, frma.Location.Y, frma.Width, frma.Height, 0x0010);
}
