Closed pragmatrix closed 8 years ago
Hmm, do they actually belong to ApiExtensions.cs?
Possibly. You can access the low level socket via Channel.Socket
to make low-level API calls.
The problem with making API calls is they are fire-and-forget, so often you miss out any information you might want as to why things failed.
Feel free to change the implementation of the Channel.Park()
method to use the API call as I'm not using it at the moment. :)
Closing this, because I think that we need a better strategy for adding low-level APIs.
Because I needed a bit more control about the bridging process than the bridge application offered me, I found
uuid_bridge
anduuid_park
very useful. This PR supports them.Note that the
Park()
method in the Channel API did not work for me, because it was blocking for the whole time the channel was parked and also did not seem to break out of a bridge the call was previously in.