Release 10.1A: OpenEdge Development:
.NET Open Clients

> ## Connection class

> The `Connection` class stores AppServer connection information, which can be passed to the AppObject constructor when connecting to the AppServer. It contains methods and property values; however, it does not contain any static methods. You must create an instance of the class and call methods to change the value of the proxy properties.

> When you create an instance of the `Connection` class (a `Connection` object), it inherits the initial values of its properties from the `RunTimeProperties` class. You can then override these values programmatically.

> When you create an instance of the `Connection` class (a `Connection` object), it inherits the initial values of its properties from the `RunTimeProperties` class. You can then override these values programmatically. These changes only affect the proxy objects that are associated with this `Connection` object.

> If you change the value of a property in a `Connection` object after it has been instantiated, the Connection object might not recognize the change, depending on the session model. For more information, see the "Modifying the properties of an instantiated Connection object" section.

> Note: Changes to the properties of a `Connection` object have no effect on the global values of the `RunTimeProperties` class.

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