AMICO_SocketLink Class Reference

#include <AMICO_SocketLink.h>

Collaboration diagram for AMICO_SocketLink:


Public Member Functions
AMICO_Link *	Accept (const AP_Uint32 timeout)
	AMICO_SocketLink (const AP_String &address="", AMICO_ActiveMessageQueue *queue=NULL, const AP_Socket &socket=AP_Socket(AP_Socket::TypeNone,-1), const AP_Bool connected=false)
void	Close (void)
AP_Bool	Connect (const AP_String &alias, const AP_Uint32 timeout)
AP_Bool	Recv (AMICO_ActiveMessagePointer &message)
void	run (void)
AP_Bool	Send (const AMICO_ActiveMessage &message)
Private Attributes
AP_Socket	m_Socket

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

AMICO_SocketLink	(	const AP_String &	address = `""`,
		AMICO_ActiveMessageQueue *	queue = `NULL`,
		const AP_Socket &	socket = `AP_Socket(AP_Socket::TypeNone,-1)`,
		const AP_Bool	connected = `false`
	)

Member Function Documentation

AMICO_Link * Accept ( const AP_Uint32 timeout ) [virtual]

Implements AMICO_Link.

void Close ( void ) [virtual]

Implements AMICO_Link.

AP_Bool Connect	(	const AP_String &	alias,
		const AP_Uint32	timeout
	)			`[virtual]`

Implements AMICO_Link.

AP_Bool Recv ( AMICO_ActiveMessagePointer & message ) [virtual]

Implements AMICO_Link.

void run ( void ) [virtual]

Main thread function. It must be overloaded in your derived class. It has no parameter.

Example:
void run(void)
{
while(is_running())
{
... do something ...
}
}

Reimplemented from AP_Thread.

AP_Bool Send ( const AMICO_ActiveMessage & message ) [virtual]

Implements AMICO_Link.

Field Documentation

AP_Socket m_Socket [private]

The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

AMICO_SocketLink Class Reference

Public Member Functions

Private Attributes

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Member Function Documentation

Field Documentation