/*
* This method has two functionalities
* -It waits for incoming connections if local port is defined
* -It tries to connect to remote host if local host is not defined
*/
void IPCommMonitorThread::Connect(Socket*& s)
{
// This trickery here is because if there are no sockets (Socket::nofSockets_)
// WSACleanup gets called and then SOAP gets messed up.
// And creating a new socket for a new connection seems to work better
// than using the old when re-connecting / re-listening.
Socket* new_s = new Socket();
delete s;
s = new_s;
// If local port is defined start open listening socket
SocketServer ss;
if( m_LocalPort )
{
Util::Info("[IPComm] Listen for incoming connection...");
String remoteHost( "[IPComm] Connected! Remote host : " );
ss.Accept( s, m_LocalPort, 1, remoteHost );
Util::Info(remoteHost);
}
// If not start connecting
else
{
Util::Info("[IPComm] Connecting...");
ss.Connect( s, m_RemoteHost.c_str(), m_RemotePort );
Util::Info("[IPComm] Connected!");
}
}
int main(void)
{
try
{
std::vector<DylThread*> vectorOfThreads;
SocketServer servSock = SocketServer (2000);
while (1)
{
std::cout << "I am a server!" << std::endl;
//create a new socket
Socket s = servSock.Accept(); // blocking call - waits for request
//put that new socket into a thread
DylThread *dThr = new DylThread(s, true);
vectorOfThreads.push_back(dThr);
std::cout << "hm +" << vectorOfThreads << std::endl;
for (DylThread* i: vectorOfThreads)
{
std::cout << "hm " << i << std::endl;
}
}
}
// catch(...)
catch(std::string e)
{
std::cout << e << " Caught unexpected exception" << std::endl;
}
}
