~Sockets~
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C++ Socket library tutorial
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Creating a socket that returns SocketHandler status
This specialization of the TcpSocket class will return a few lines with
information from the SocketHandler class, and then stay there.
It is written to be used as a server socket; only the OnAccept() method is
implemented, and OnAccept() is called by the SocketHandler when an incoming
connection is established.
This class will be reused in a later example, with a custom SocketHandler.
StatusSocket.h
#ifndef _STATUSSOCKET_H
#define _STATUSSOCKET_H
#include <TcpSocket.h>
#include <ISocketHandler.h>
class StatusSocket : public TcpSocket
{
public:
StatusSocket(ISocketHandler& );
void OnAccept();
};
#endif // _STATUSSOCKET_H
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StatusSocket.cpp
#include <Utility.h>
#include "StatusSocket.h"
StatusSocket::StatusSocket(ISocketHandler& h)
:TcpSocket(h)
{
}
void StatusSocket::OnAccept()
{
Send("Local hostname : " + Utility::GetLocalHostname() + "\n");
Send("Local address : " + Utility::GetLocalAddress() + "\n");
Send("Number of sockets in list : " + Utility::l2string(Handler().GetCount()) + "\n");
Send("\n");
}
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