Configurable settings for this operation.

Comma-separated list of assembly files containing classes you are using via the .NET Gateway. Each path element should correspond to individual assembly DLL entry, fully qualified. Example: "C:\InterSystems\IRIS\Dev\dotnet\bin\DotNetGatewaySamples.dll".

Timeout in seconds to connect to the .NET Gateway Server from InterSystems IRIS.

IP address or name of the machine where the .NET Gateway Server executable is located.

TCP port number for communication between the .NET Gateway Server and the proxy classes in InterSystems IRIS.

Close the connection from the business operation to the Gateway Server.

This method is invoked from GetConnection and will either start a new connection or attempt to restore a broken connection. It can be used in case there is a failure during communication with the .NET Gateway Server. A status is returned indicating success or failure of the [re]connection.

Ensure we have a valid .NET Gateway connection. If not, try to recover. This method returns a private gateway connection object to be used with the proxy classes.
Example:

   Set tSC = ..GetConnection(.tGateway) 
   If $$$ISOK(tSC) { 
      // Start using the .NET Gateway connection object tGateway 
      ... 
   } 

This user callback method is called just after %OnNew() to initialize the connection among other things. If you need to override this code, invoke the method in the superclass or add to the original code.

This user callback method is called just before %OnClose() to disconnect from the .NET gateway server. If you need to override this code, invoke the method in the superclass or add to the original code.