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The Transmission Control Protocol allows to create network connections to remote machines in order to send data. The maxon::NetworkTcpInterface is used to create either an outgoing connection to send TCP/IP data or to create an server to receive such data.
- Note
- The TCP interface uses an AioService. See maxon::AioServiceInterface.
NetworkTcpInterface
The maxon::NetworkTcpInterface provides these functions:
NetworkTcpServerInterface
The maxon::NetworkTcpServerInterface defines a TCP server that reacts to incoming TCP connections:
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static auto Create(ARGS &&... args)
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static const JobQueueInterface::Current JOBQUEUE_CURRENT
Equivalent to calling GetDestinationQueue(), you just save a function call.
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The maxon namespace contains all declarations of the MAXON API.
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For an example on the callback function see below.
NetworkTcpConnectionInterface
The maxon::NetworkTcpConnectionInterface represents an established TCP connection. This connection can receive data from the remote machine or send data to that machine.
{
connection.Receive(
{
}
const char ** buffer
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const char * message
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return OK
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#define iferr_scope
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maxon::NetworkTcpInterface::OpenOutgoingConnection(remoteAddr,
[](
maxon::Result<
void>,
maxon::NetworkTcpConnectionRef connection) ->
maxon::Result<
void>
{
{
err.DbgStop();
}
return connection.Send(std::move(
buffer));
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Py_UNICODE c
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char Char
signed 8 bit character
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