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TcpGetRemoteEndpoint

Valid for: CANoe DE • CANoe4SW DE

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Function Syntax

TcpGetRemoteEndpoint( dword socket, IP_Endpoint remoteEndpoint );

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Method Syntax as Constructor

TcpSocket::getRemoteEndpoint(IP_Endpoint remoteEndpoint );

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Description

The function retrieves the remote endpoint of the specified connected socket.

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Parameters

  • socket: The socket handle.
  • remoteEndpoint: IP_Endpoint which returns the IP endpoint.

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Return Values

  • 0: Success
  • Any other value: Error

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Example

variables
{
  TcpSocket gListenSocket;
  TcpSocket gConnectionSocket;
  char gRxBuffer[1000];
}

on start
{
  gListenSocket = TcpSocket::Open( IP_Endpoint(0.0.0.0:40004) );

  gListenSocket.Listen();
}

OnTcpListen( TcpSocket socket, long result)
{
  if (result == 0)
  {
    gConnectionSocket = TcpSocket::Accept( gListenSocket );

    {
      IP_Endpoint localEndpoint;
      IP_Endpoint remoteEndpoint;
      char localAddrStr[100];
      char remoteAddrStr[100];

      gConnectionSocket.GetSocketName( localEndpoint );
      gConnectionSocket.GetRemoteEndpoint( remoteEndpoint );

      localEndpoint.PrintEndpointToString( localAddrStr );
      remoteEndpoint.PrintEndpointToString( remoteAddrStr );
      write( "Accepted local %s, remote %s", localAddrStr, remoteAddrStr );
    }

    gConnectionSocket.Receive( gRxBuffer, elcount( gRxBuffer) );
  }
}

OnTcpReceive( TcpSocket socket, long result, IP_Endpoint remoteEndpoint, char buffer[], dword size )
{
  if (result == 0)
  {
    write( "Received: %s", buffer );

    gConnectionSocket.Send( "Response", 8 );

    gConnectionSocket.Receive( gRxBuffer, elcount( gRxBuffer) );
  }
}
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