class CAVERNplus_udpReflector_c : public CAVERNplus_socketbase_c UDP and Multicast Reflector class
| | init () Initialize the reflector once all the parameters are set up |
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| process () Call this within a while loop to let the reflector continuously do its processing |
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| setForcedDestination (char *ipAddr, unsigned short port) Set a single ip address and port number to which all packets will be sent. |
| | setIncomingPort (unsigned short port = 6000) Set the incoming port for the reflector to listen on |
| | setMulticastAddress (char *ipAddr, unsigned short port) Set up to also listen on a multicast address and port |
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| setMulticastTTL (int ttl) Set multicast TTL to something other than the default at 160 |
| | setTimeOutTime (int secs) Set the time out time when connected clients who have not sent any data for a while will be removed |
UDP and Multicast Reflector class. Even though CAVERNsoft's key, link, and channel concept essentially acts as a data reflector there are instances where a generic packet reflector (to support legacy applications) are needed. This class fulfills that need.This class will accept incoming UDP packets and broadcast them to all listeners. This class also accepts incoming multicast packets and broadcasts them to all listeners (whether they are on UDP or Multicast). In that case all incoming UDP packets will also be broadcasted to the Multicast group.
To add a listener to the reflector the remote client simply needs to send a packet to the reflector. The reflector will use the packet's address as the return address for future data. If a client does not send any data for a certain period of time that client is removed from the reflector's list of listeners.
void setIncomingPort(unsigned short port = 6000)
void setTimeOutTime(int secs)
void setMulticastAddress(char *ipAddr, unsigned short port)
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