Endpoint - Network Endpoint

Endpoint objects represent generic network endpoints; i.e., either end of a network link. As such, the Endpoint class is intended as a base class from which different types of network streams are derived. The Endpoint class provides various utility methods for retrieving the connection's file descriptor; checking if the connection is up, is readable, or is writeable; and configuring the sizes of the connection's system I/O buffers.

Public Methods

Endpoint() - creates a network endpoint.

~Endpoint() - destroys a network endpoint.

Close() - close the endpoint's file descriptor.

Fd() - gets the endpoint's file descriptor.

Fd() - sets the endpoint's file descriptor.

IsReadable() - checks if data is waiting to be read on the endpoint.

IsUp() - checks if the endpoint is up.

IsWriteable() - checks if data can be written to the endpoint.

Name() - gets the endpoint's name.

Name() - sets the endpoint's name.

Peer() - gets the name of the endpoint's peer.

Port() - gets the endpoint's port number.

SetBuf() - changes the sizes of an endpoint's receive and send buffers.

Source Files

Endpoint.cpp

Endpoint.h