NOTE: This method is now obsolete.
connect( Host, Port, ClientID ) has been superseded by connect( Host, Port, Channel, Component ).
This connect method has been superseded by a new connect method that accepts the channel name and component type instead of a ClientID string. This method is retained for backwards compatibility with existing plugins. New or updated plugins should use new new connect method instead. Connects to Iguana, using a TCP/IP host, port, and ClientID. The ClientID is provided by the channel in Iguana, in the form of "ChannelName.dest1" or "ChannelName.source1", where ChannelName is the channel the application will connect to for events.
Obsolete. This connect method has been superseded by a new connect method that accepts the channel name and component type instead of a ClientID string. This method is retained for backwards compatibility with existing plugins. New or updated plugins should use new new connect method instead. Connects to Iguana, using a TCP/IP host, port, and ClientID. The ClientID is provided by the channel in Iguana, in the form of "ChannelName.dest1" or "ChannelName.source1", where ChannelName is the channel the application will connect to for events.
public void connect(string,int,string);
Connect to Iguana using a TCP/IP hostname, port number, channel name and channel component type (either 'source' or 'destination'). Note that when Iguana is configured to start the plugin executable, it can be configured to automatically provide appropriate parameters for the connect call using the following executable parameter macros: $hostname$ $port$ $channel$ $component$.
public void connect(string,int,string,string);