void handle_client(net::tcp_socket::sockhandle handle)
{
std::cout << "client " << handle << std::endl;
net::tcp_socket session_socket(handle);
session_socket.send( send_msg, sizeof(send_msg) );
if( session_socket.peerDisconnected())
return;
std::cout << "TCP server sucessfully sent data to the client." << std::endl;
session_socket.disconnect();
}
int main()
{
try {
NET::TCPSocket server_socket;
// listen locally on the given port
server_socket.bind( "127.0.0.1", 47777);
server_socket.listen();
NET::TCPSocket::Handle handle = server_socket.timedAccept(5000);
// nobody connected within 5s
if(!handle) return 1;
// create a new socket to communicate with the connected client
// if we do nothing at this point, the connection will be discarded
NET::TCPSocket session_socket(handle);
session_socket.send( send_msg, sizeof(send_msg) );
// client disconnected before he could receive anything
if( session_socket.peerDisconnected()) return 1;
std::cout << "TCP server sucessfully sent data to the client." << std::endl;
// this is optional, we could simply do nothing here
session_socket.disconnect();
// if something fails, we get here
} catch( const NET::SocketException& e)
{
std::cerr << e.what() << std::endl;
return 1;
}
return 0;
}
