void DatagramSocket::send(const DatagramPacket& packet) throw(S1004LibException) {
bool success= false;
sockaddr_in recipient;
recipient.sin_family= AF_INET;
recipient.sin_port= htons(packet.getPort());
vector<InetAddress> results= InetAddress::getByName(packet.getAddress());
for(auto it= results.begin(); it != results.end(); it++) {
int nBytes;
inet_pton(recipient.sin_family, it->getHostAddress().c_str(), &(recipient.sin_addr));
nBytes= sendto(udpSocket, packet.getData().c_str(), packet.getLength(), 0,
(struct sockaddr *) &recipient, sizeof(recipient));
success= success || (nBytes >= 0);
}
if (!success) {
stringstream msg(stringstream::out);
msg << "Error sending packet to " << packet.getAddress() << ":" << packet.getPort();
throw S1004LibException(msg.str());
}
}
//==============================================================================
// PlainDatagramSocketImpl::receive
//
//==============================================================================
void PlainDatagramSocketImpl::receive(DatagramPacket& p)
{
testSocketIsValid();
sockaddr_in remoteAddr;
cel_socklen_t addrLen;
sockaddr* pRemoteAddr = reinterpret_cast<struct sockaddr*>(&remoteAddr);
int recvLength;
//
// The following code is placed within a while() block to attempt to unify
// the behaviour on multiple platforms. If this datagram socket has been
// used to send a dataram packet, an ICMP response may be received to
// indicate that the send request was unsuccessful. This behaviour is not
// always helpful and is not guaranteed to occur (but seems to on Windows).
// There is a far greater liklihood of this behaviour occurring on all platforms
// when the socket has been connected to a particular host. For this reason,
// connect errors are ignored unless the socket has been connected.
//
while(true)
{
// simulate SO_TIMEOUT
if(m_nTimeoutMS && !NetUtils::SelectSocket(m_rpSocketDescriptor.get(), m_nTimeoutMS,true,false))
{
static const String err(QC_T("receive timed out"));
throw SocketTimeoutException(err);
}
int flags = 0;
addrLen = sizeof(remoteAddr);
recvLength = recvfrom(m_rpSocketDescriptor->getFD(),
(char*) p.getData(),
p.getLength(),
flags,
pRemoteAddr,
&addrLen);
if(recvLength < 0)
{
const int errorNum = NetUtils::GetLastSocketError();
// Failure of recvfrom may be cause by the buffer length being smaller
// than the message (in which case we silently ignore it, and set the
// received length equal to the buffer length supplied), or due to
// some other serious problem which will result in a SocketException
//
if(errorNum == QC_EMSGSIZE)
{
recvLength = p.getLength();
break;
}
else if(!isConnected() && (errorNum == QC_ECONNRESET || errorNum == QC_ECONNABORTED || errorNum == QC_EHOSTUNREACH))
{
// See detailed comment above
continue;
}
else
{
static const String err(QC_T("error calling recvfrom "));
String errMsg = err + NetUtils::GetSocketErrorString(errorNum);
throw SocketException(errMsg);
}
}
else
{
break;
}
}
//
// Note: this test should migrate to the InetAddress class
//
if(addrLen != sizeof(sockaddr_in))
{
static const String err(QC_T("recvfrom() returned invalid address size"));
throw SocketException(err);
}
//
// Update the DatagramPacket with the address/length info
//
p.setPort(ntohs(remoteAddr.sin_port));
p.setAddress(InetAddress::FromNetworkAddress(pRemoteAddr, addrLen).get());
p.setLength(recvLength);
if(Tracer::IsEnabled())
{
Tracer::TraceBytes(Tracer::Net, Tracer::Low, QC_T("Datagram rcvd:"), p.getData(), recvLength);
}
}
//==============================================================================
// PlainDatagramSocketImpl::send
//
//==============================================================================
void PlainDatagramSocketImpl::send(const DatagramPacket& p)
{
testSocketIsValid();
int flags = 0;
struct sockaddr* to=0;
struct sockaddr_in sa;
if(isConnected())
{
if(p.getAddress() && !(m_rpRemoteAddr->equals(*(p.getAddress()))))
{
throw IllegalArgumentException(QC_T("Address in datagram packet does not match connected address"));
}
if(p.getPort()!= -1 && p.getPort()!=m_remotePort)
{
throw IllegalArgumentException(QC_T("Port in datagram packet does not match connected port"));
}
}
else
{
//
// If the socket is not connected, then the passed datagram packet must contain
// valid information.
//
if(!p.getAddress() || p.getPort()==-1)
{
throw IllegalArgumentException(QC_T("datagram packet does not contain required address/port information"));
}
//
// Use the InetAddress and port contained in the packet to
// create and initialize a sockaddr_in structure.
//
::memset(&sa, 0, sizeof(sa));
sa.sin_family = AF_INET;
sa.sin_port = htons(p.getPort()); // convert port to network byte order
::memcpy(&sa.sin_addr, p.getAddress()->getAddress(), p.getAddress()->getAddressLength());
to = reinterpret_cast<struct sockaddr*>(&sa);
}
if(Tracer::IsEnabled())
{
Tracer::TraceBytes(Tracer::Net, Tracer::Low, QC_T("Datagram send:"), p.getData(), p.getLength());
}
int rc = ::sendto(m_rpSocketDescriptor->getFD(),
(const char*) p.getData(),
p.getLength(),
flags,
to,
to ? sizeof(struct sockaddr_in) : 0);
if(rc<0)
{
static const String err(QC_T("error calling sendto "));
String errMsg = err + NetUtils::GetSocketErrorString();
throw SocketException(errMsg);
}
//
// When an unbound datagram socket is used to send data, the system will allocate
// it an address and ephemeral port. Let's see what weve been given!
//
if(!isBound())
{
}
}