TCP methods. More...

Functions
WiconnectResult	tcpConnect (WiconnectSocket &socket, const char *host, uint16_t remortPort GPIO_IRQ_ARG_NC)
	Connect to remote TCP server.
WiconnectResult	tcpListen (uint16_t listeningPort, int maxClients=0 GPIO_IRQ_ARG_NC)
	Start internal TCP server and listen on specified port.
WiconnectResult	tcpAccept (WiconnectSocket &socket, uint32_t timeoutMs=WICONNECT_WAIT_FOREVER)
	Wait for next client to connect to TCP server.
WiconnectResult	tcpServerStop (void)
	Stop TCP server from listening on port.

Detailed Description

TCP methods.

Function Documentation

WiconnectResult tcpAccept	(	WiconnectSocket &	socket,
		uint32_t	timeoutMs = `WICONNECT_WAIT_FOREVER`
	)		`[inherited]`

Wait for next client to connect to TCP server.

Parameters:

[in]	socket	Socket to connected client
[in]	timeoutMs	Optional, specifiy maximum amount of time in ms to wait for a client

WiconnectResult tcpConnect	(	WiconnectSocket &	socket,
		const char *	host,
		uint16_t remortPort	GPIO_IRQ_ARG_NC
	)		`[inherited]`

Connect to remote TCP server.

Parameters:

[out]	socket	TCP WiconnectSocket object of opened connection.
[in]	host	The host/IP address of the remote TCP server
[in]	remortPort	The port of the remote server
[in]	irqPin	Optional, Data available external interrupt pin. See registerSocketIrqHandler() for more info

Start internal TCP server and listen on specified port.

Parameters:

[in]	listeningPort	The local port the server should listen on
[in]	maxClients	Optional, the maximum simultaneous connected clients, 0 is default, 1-8 valid range
[in]	irqPin	Optional, Data available external interrupt pin. See registerSocketIrqHandler() for more info

WiconnectResult tcpServerStop ( void ) [inherited]

Stop TCP server from listening on port.

Close all connected clients.