ANSC_STATUS
AnscSctoCancel
(
ANSC_HANDLE hThisObject
)
{
PANSC_SIMPLE_CLIENT_TCP_OBJECT pMyObject = (PANSC_SIMPLE_CLIENT_TCP_OBJECT)hThisObject;
if ( !pMyObject->bActive )
{
return ANSC_STATUS_SUCCESS;
}
else
{
pMyObject->bShuttingDown = TRUE;
pMyObject->bActive = FALSE;
pMyObject->bClosed = TRUE;
while ( pMyObject->EngineTaskCount != 0 )
{
AnscSleep(500);
}
}
#ifdef _ANSC_USE_OPENSSL_
if ( pMyObject->hTlsConnection )
{
SSL *ssl = (SSL *) pMyObject->hTlsConnection;
AnscTrace ("SSL connection %p is closed.\n", ssl);
SSL_shutdown (ssl);
SSL_free (ssl);
}
#else
if ( pMyObject->bTlsEnabled && pMyObject->hTlsScsIf )
{
PTLS_SCS_INTERFACE pTlsScsIf = (PTLS_SCS_INTERFACE )pMyObject->hTlsScsIf;
AnscSetEvent(&pMyObject->TlsConnEvent);
if ( pMyObject->hTlsConnection )
{
if ( pMyObject->bTlsConnected )
{
pTlsScsIf->CloseConnection
(
pTlsScsIf->hOwnerContext,
pMyObject->hTlsConnection
);
}
pTlsScsIf->RemoveConnection
(
pTlsScsIf->hOwnerContext,
pMyObject->hTlsConnection
);
}
pMyObject->bTlsConnected = FALSE;
}
#endif
if ( pMyObject->Mode & ANSC_SCTO_MODE_XSOCKET )
{
if ( (XSKT_SOCKET)pMyObject->Socket != XSKT_SOCKET_INVALID_SOCKET )
{
_xskt_shutdown (((XSKT_SOCKET)pMyObject->Socket), XSKT_SOCKET_SD_RECV);
_xskt_closesocket(((XSKT_SOCKET)pMyObject->Socket));
pMyObject->Socket = (ANSC_SOCKET)XSKT_SOCKET_INVALID_SOCKET;
}
}
else
{
if ( pMyObject->Socket != ANSC_SOCKET_INVALID_SOCKET )
{
_ansc_shutdown (pMyObject->Socket, ANSC_SOCKET_SD_RECV);
_ansc_closesocket(pMyObject->Socket);
pMyObject->Socket = ANSC_SOCKET_INVALID_SOCKET;
}
}
/*
* The underlying socket wrapper may require an explicit cleanup() call, such is the case on
* Microsoft windows platforms. The wrapper initialization has to done for each task. On most
* real-time operating systems, this call is not required.
*/
if ( pMyObject->Mode & ANSC_SCTO_MODE_XSOCKET )
{
AnscCleanupXsocketWrapper((ANSC_HANDLE)pMyObject);
}
else
{
AnscCleanupSocketWrapper((ANSC_HANDLE)pMyObject);
}
pMyObject->Reset((ANSC_HANDLE)pMyObject);
return ANSC_STATUS_SUCCESS;
}
ANSC_STATUS
AnscSctoEngage
(
ANSC_HANDLE hThisObject
)
{
ANSC_STATUS returnStatus = ANSC_STATUS_SUCCESS;
PANSC_SIMPLE_CLIENT_TCP_OBJECT pMyObject = (PANSC_SIMPLE_CLIENT_TCP_OBJECT)hThisObject;
PANSC_SCTO_WORKER_OBJECT pWorker = (PANSC_SCTO_WORKER_OBJECT )pMyObject->hWorker;
int s_error = 0;
ansc_socket_addr_in ansc_client_addr;
ansc_socket_addr_in ansc_server_addr;
xskt_socket_addr_in xskt_client_addr;
xskt_socket_addr_in xskt_server_addr;
#ifdef _ANSC_IPV6_COMPATIBLE_
ansc_addrinfo ansc_hints = {0};
ansc_addrinfo* pansc_server_addrinfo = NULL;
ansc_addrinfo* pansc_client_addrinfo = NULL;
xskt_addrinfo xskt_hints = {0};
xskt_addrinfo* pxskt_server_addrinfo = NULL;
xskt_addrinfo* pxskt_client_addrinfo = NULL;
USHORT usPort = 0;
char port[6] = {0};
#endif
if ( pMyObject->bActive )
{
return ANSC_STATUS_SUCCESS;
}
else if ( !pWorker )
{
return ANSC_STATUS_UNAPPLICABLE;
}
else
{
/*
* Just like any other socket-based ANSC object, we will create a separate async recv task
* which is dedicated to receiving packets. This async recv task is controlled by 'bActive'
* flag. What if at this moment right before we're about to enable the socket operation and
* setting 'bActive' flag to TRUE, the old recv task created by the last call of Engage()
* is still running? While it may not cause crash, but it certainly confuses the owner
* object because all async recv tasks share the same worker interface. The most obvious
* solution is to wait for previous recv task to exit before creating a new one.
*/
while ( pMyObject->EngineTaskCount != 0 )
{
AnscSleep(50);
}
pMyObject->bActive = TRUE;
pMyObject->bClosed = FALSE;
}
/*
* The underlying socket wrapper may require an explicit startup() call, such is the case on
* Microsoft windows platforms. The wrapper initialization has to done for each task. On most
* real-time operating systems, this call is not required.
*/
if ( pMyObject->Mode & ANSC_SCTO_MODE_XSOCKET )
{
AnscStartupXsocketWrapper((ANSC_HANDLE)pMyObject);
}
else
{
AnscStartupSocketWrapper((ANSC_HANDLE)pMyObject);
}
#ifdef _ANSC_IPV6_COMPATIBLE_
if ( pMyObject->Mode & ANSC_SCTO_MODE_XSOCKET )
{
xskt_hints.ai_family = AF_UNSPEC;
xskt_hints.ai_socktype = XSKT_SOCKET_STREAM;
xskt_hints.ai_flags = AI_CANONNAME;
usPort = pMyObject->GetPeerPort((ANSC_HANDLE)pMyObject);
_ansc_sprintf(port, "%d", usPort);
AnscTrace("!!! Peer Port: %s !!!\n", port);
char * pPeerName = pMyObject->GetPeerName((ANSC_HANDLE)pMyObject);
AnscTrace("Peer Name: %s!!!\n", pPeerName);
/*
struct addrinfo hints,*res=NULL;
memset(&hints,0,sizeof(hints));
hints.ai_family=PF_UNSPEC;
hints.ai_socktype=SOCK_DGRAM;
hints.ai_protocol=IPPROTO_UDP;
s_error=getaddrinfo("127.0.0.1","123",&hints,&res);
*/
/*
s_error = _xskt_getaddrinfo
(
"10.74.52.92",
port,
&xskt_hints,
&pxskt_server_addrinfo
);
AnscTrace("!!!!!! _xskt_getaddrinfo returns: %d %s !!!\n", s_error, gai_strerror(s_error));
*/
if ( _xskt_getaddrinfo
(
pMyObject->GetPeerName((ANSC_HANDLE)pMyObject),
port,
&xskt_hints,
&pxskt_server_addrinfo
) ||
_xskt_getaddrinfo
(
"localhost",
NULL,
&xskt_hints,
&pxskt_client_addrinfo
)
)
{
AnscTrace("!!! error 1 !!!\n");
if ( pMyObject->Mode & ANSC_SCTO_MODE_NO_BSP_NOTIFY_CONN_ERR == 0 )
{
pWorker->Notify
(
pWorker->hWorkerContext,
ANSC_SCTOWO_EVENT_SOCKET_ERROR,
(ANSC_HANDLE)NULL
);
}
returnStatus = ANSC_STATUS_FAILURE;
goto EXIT1;
}
AnscTrace("!!! after getaddrinfo !!!\n");
}
else
{
ansc_hints.ai_family = AF_UNSPEC;
ansc_hints.ai_socktype = ANSC_SOCKET_STREAM;
ansc_hints.ai_flags = AI_CANONNAME;
usPort = pMyObject->GetPeerPort((ANSC_HANDLE)pMyObject);
_ansc_sprintf(port, "%d", usPort);
if ( _ansc_getaddrinfo
(
pMyObject->GetPeerName((ANSC_HANDLE)pMyObject),
port,
&ansc_hints,
&pansc_server_addrinfo
) ||
_ansc_getaddrinfo
(
"localhost",
NULL,
&ansc_hints,
&pansc_client_addrinfo
)
)
{
if ( pMyObject->Mode & ANSC_SCTO_MODE_NO_BSP_NOTIFY_CONN_ERR == 0 )
{
pWorker->Notify
(
pWorker->hWorkerContext,
ANSC_SCTOWO_EVENT_SOCKET_ERROR,
(ANSC_HANDLE)NULL
);
}
returnStatus = ANSC_STATUS_FAILURE;
goto EXIT1;
}
}
#endif
/*
* To engage the Tcp Client, we need to perform following acts in the respective order:
*
* (1) create the os-dependent socket
* (2) bind to the newly socket
* (3) connect to the specified server address
* (4) allocate a buffer for receiving
* (5) spawn a separate thread and start receiving
*/
if ( pMyObject->Mode & ANSC_SCTO_MODE_XSOCKET )
{
#ifdef _ANSC_IPV6_COMPATIBLE_
pMyObject->Socket = (ANSC_SOCKET)_xskt_socket(pxskt_server_addrinfo->ai_family, pxskt_server_addrinfo->ai_socktype, 0);
#else
pMyObject->Socket = (ANSC_SOCKET)_xskt_socket(XSKT_SOCKET_AF_INET, XSKT_SOCKET_STREAM, 0);
#endif
if ( (XSKT_SOCKET)pMyObject->Socket == XSKT_SOCKET_INVALID_SOCKET )
{
AnscTrace("!!!!!!!!!! _xskt_socket error !!!!!!!!!!\n");
if ( pMyObject->Mode & ANSC_SCTO_MODE_NO_BSP_NOTIFY_CONN_ERR == 0 )
{
pWorker->Notify
(
pWorker->hWorkerContext,
ANSC_SCTOWO_EVENT_SOCKET_ERROR,
(ANSC_HANDLE)NULL
);
}
returnStatus = ANSC_STATUS_FAILURE;
goto EXIT1;
}
else AnscTrace("Opening IPv4 socket Ok\n");
}
else
{
#ifdef _ANSC_IPV6_COMPATIBLE_
pMyObject->Socket = _ansc_socket(pansc_server_addrinfo->ai_family, pansc_server_addrinfo->ai_socktype, 0);
#else
pMyObject->Socket = _ansc_socket(ANSC_SOCKET_AF_INET, ANSC_SOCKET_STREAM, 0);
#endif
if ( pMyObject->Socket == ANSC_SOCKET_INVALID_SOCKET )
{
if ( pMyObject->Mode & ANSC_SCTO_MODE_NO_BSP_NOTIFY_CONN_ERR == 0 )
{
pWorker->Notify
(
pWorker->hWorkerContext,
ANSC_SCTOWO_EVENT_SOCKET_ERROR,
(ANSC_HANDLE)NULL
);
}
returnStatus = ANSC_STATUS_FAILURE;
goto EXIT1;
}
}
/*
* Normally we don't need to know which local network interface we shall bind to, and the
* underlying operating system usually supports such notation as "any address".
*/
#ifndef _ANSC_IPV6_COMPATIBLE_
if ( pMyObject->Mode & ANSC_SCTO_MODE_XSOCKET )
{
xskt_client_addr.sin_family = XSKT_SOCKET_AF_INET;
xskt_client_addr.sin_port = _xskt_htons(pMyObject->HostPort);
if (pMyObject->bSocketBindToDevice && *(pMyObject->SocketDeviceName))
{
if (_xskt_setsocketopt
(
pMyObject->Socket,
XSKT_SOCKET_SOL_SOCKET,
XSKT_SOCKET_SO_BINDTODEVICE,
pMyObject->SocketDeviceName,
_ansc_strlen(pMyObject->SocketDeviceName) + 1
)
< 0)
{
perror("setsockopt-SOL_SOCKET-SO_BINDTODEVICE");
returnStatus = ANSC_STATUS_FAILURE;
goto EXIT2;
}
}
// fprintf(stderr, "<RT XSKT> Binding socket to Device '%s'.\n", pMyObject->SocketDeviceName);
if ( pMyObject->HostAddress.Value == 0 )
{
((pansc_socket_addr_in)&xskt_client_addr)->sin_addr.s_addr = XSKT_SOCKET_ANY_ADDRESS;
}
else
{
((pansc_socket_addr_in)&xskt_client_addr)->sin_addr.s_addr = pMyObject->HostAddress.Value;
}
if ( _xskt_bind((XSKT_SOCKET)pMyObject->Socket, (xskt_socket_addr*)&xskt_client_addr, sizeof(xskt_client_addr)) != 0 )
{
AnscTrace("!!!!!!!!!! _xskt_bind error: socket=%d, error=%d !!!!!!!!!!\n", (XSKT_SOCKET)pMyObject->Socket, errno);
{
int j;
char s[256];
char *ptr1 = ((xskt_socket_addr*)(&xskt_client_addr))->sa_data;
char stmp[16];
s[0] = '\0';
for(j=0; j<13; j++) {
sprintf(stmp, "%.2x:", *(ptr1++));
strcat(s, stmp);
}
sprintf(stmp, "%.2x", *ptr1);
strcat(s, stmp);
AnscTrace("!!!!!!!!!! _xskt_bind error: client_addr=%s\n", s);
}
perror("_xskt_bind error");
if ( pMyObject->Mode & ANSC_SCTO_MODE_NO_BSP_NOTIFY_CONN_ERR == 0 )
{
pWorker->Notify
(
pWorker->hWorkerContext,
ANSC_SCTOWO_EVENT_SOCKET_ERROR,
(ANSC_HANDLE)NULL
);
}
returnStatus = ANSC_STATUS_FAILURE;
goto EXIT2;
}
}
else
{
ansc_client_addr.sin_family = ANSC_SOCKET_AF_INET;
ansc_client_addr.sin_port = _ansc_htons(pMyObject->HostPort);
if (pMyObject->bSocketBindToDevice && *(pMyObject->SocketDeviceName))
{
if (_xskt_setsocketopt
(
pMyObject->Socket,
ANSC_SOCKET_SOL_SOCKET,
ANSC_SOCKET_SO_BINDTODEVICE,
pMyObject->SocketDeviceName,
_ansc_strlen(pMyObject->SocketDeviceName) + 1
)
< 0)
{
perror("setsockopt-SOL_SOCKET-SO_BINDTODEVICE");
returnStatus = ANSC_STATUS_FAILURE;
goto EXIT2;
}
}
// fprintf(stderr, "<RT AnscSKT> Binding socket to Device '%s'.\n", pMyObject->SocketDeviceName);
if ( pMyObject->HostAddress.Value == 0 )
{
ansc_client_addr.sin_addr.s_addr = ANSC_SOCKET_ANY_ADDRESS;
}
else
{
ansc_client_addr.sin_addr.s_addr = pMyObject->HostAddress.Value;
}
if ( _ansc_bind(pMyObject->Socket, (ansc_socket_addr*)&ansc_client_addr, sizeof(ansc_client_addr)) != 0 )
{
AnscTrace("!!!!!!!!!! _ansc_bind error: socket=%d, error=%d !!!!!!!!!!\n", (XSKT_SOCKET)pMyObject->Socket, errno);
{
int j;
char s[256];
char *ptr1 = ((ansc_socket_addr*)(&ansc_client_addr))->sa_data;
char stmp[16];
s[0] = '\0';
for(j=0; j<13; j++) {
sprintf(stmp, "%.2x:", *(ptr1++));
strcat(s, stmp);
}
sprintf(stmp, "%.2x", *ptr1);
strcat(s, stmp);
AnscTrace("!!!!!!!!!! _ansc_bind error: client_addr=%s\n", s);
}
perror("_ansc_bind error");
if ( pMyObject->Mode & ANSC_SCTO_MODE_NO_BSP_NOTIFY_CONN_ERR == 0 )
{
pWorker->Notify
(
pWorker->hWorkerContext,
ANSC_SCTOWO_EVENT_SOCKET_ERROR,
(ANSC_HANDLE)NULL
);
}
returnStatus = ANSC_STATUS_FAILURE;
goto EXIT2;
}
}
#endif
/*
* As a Tcp client application, we now try to connect the network server, whose address is
* specified by the "peer address" and "peer port" fields.
*/
if ( pMyObject->Mode & ANSC_SCTO_MODE_XSOCKET )
{
#ifdef _ANSC_IPV6_COMPATIBLE_
BOOL bNoConn = TRUE;
#endif
_ansc_memset(&xskt_server_addr, 0, sizeof(xskt_server_addr));
xskt_server_addr.sin_family = XSKT_SOCKET_AF_INET;
xskt_server_addr.sin_addr.s_addr = pMyObject->PeerAddress.Value;
xskt_server_addr.sin_port = _xskt_htons(pMyObject->PeerPort);
#ifdef _ANSC_IPV6_COMPATIBLE_
while ( bNoConn && pxskt_server_addrinfo )
{
if ( _xskt_connect((XSKT_SOCKET)pMyObject->Socket, pxskt_server_addrinfo->ai_addr, pxskt_server_addrinfo->ai_addrlen) != 0 )
{
pxskt_server_addrinfo = pxskt_server_addrinfo->ai_next; /* try next ip address */
}
else
{
bNoConn = FALSE;
break;
}
}
if ( bNoConn )
#else
if ( _xskt_connect((XSKT_SOCKET)pMyObject->Socket, (xskt_socket_addr*)&xskt_server_addr, sizeof(xskt_server_addr)) != 0 )
#endif
{
AnscTrace("!!!!!!!!!! _xskt_connect error: socket=%d, error=%d !!!!!!!!!!\n", (XSKT_SOCKET)pMyObject->Socket, errno);
{
int j;
char s[256];
char *ptr1 = ((xskt_socket_addr*)(&xskt_server_addr))->sa_data;
char stmp[16];
s[0] = '\0';
for(j=0; j<13; j++) {
sprintf(stmp, "%.2x:", *(ptr1++));
strcat(s, stmp);
}
sprintf(stmp, "%.2x", *ptr1);
strcat(s, stmp);
AnscTrace("!!!!!!!!!! _xskt_connect error: server_addr=%s\n", s);
}
perror("_xskt_connect error");
s_error = _xskt_get_last_error();
if ( pMyObject->Mode & ANSC_SCTO_MODE_NO_BSP_NOTIFY_CONN_ERR == 0 )
{
pWorker->Notify
(
pWorker->hWorkerContext,
ANSC_SCTOWO_EVENT_SOCKET_TIMEOUT,
(ANSC_HANDLE)NULL
);
}
returnStatus = ANSC_STATUS_FAILURE;
goto EXIT2;
}
}
else
{
_ansc_memset(&ansc_server_addr, 0, sizeof(ansc_server_addr));
ansc_server_addr.sin_family = ANSC_SOCKET_AF_INET;
ansc_server_addr.sin_addr.s_addr = pMyObject->PeerAddress.Value;
ansc_server_addr.sin_port = _ansc_htons(pMyObject->PeerPort);
#ifdef _ANSC_IPV6_COMPATIBLE_
if ( _ansc_connect(pMyObject->Socket, pansc_server_addrinfo->ai_addr, pansc_server_addrinfo->ai_addrlen) != 0 )
#else
if ( _ansc_connect(pMyObject->Socket, (ansc_socket_addr*)&ansc_server_addr, sizeof(ansc_server_addr)) != 0 )
#endif
{
s_error = _ansc_get_last_error();
AnscTrace("!!! Connect error: %d, %s !!!\n", s_error, strerror(s_error));
if ( pMyObject->Mode & ANSC_SCTO_MODE_NO_BSP_NOTIFY_CONN_ERR == 0 )
{
pWorker->Notify
(
pWorker->hWorkerContext,
ANSC_SCTOWO_EVENT_SOCKET_TIMEOUT,
(ANSC_HANDLE)NULL
);
}
returnStatus = ANSC_STATUS_FAILURE;
goto EXIT2;
}
}
/*
* We have gone so far that all socket operations succeeded, we want to allocate a buffer that
* is big enough for any incoming message.
*/
if ( !pMyObject->RecvBuffer && !(pMyObject->Mode & ANSC_SCTO_MODE_FOREIGN_BUFFER) )
{
pMyObject->RecvBuffer = AnscAllocateMemory(pMyObject->RecvBufferSize);
pMyObject->RecvPacketSize = 0;
pMyObject->RecvOffset = 0;
if ( !pMyObject->RecvBuffer )
{
returnStatus = ANSC_STATUS_RESOURCES;
goto EXIT2;
}
}
pMyObject->RecvBytesCount = 0;
pMyObject->SendBytesCount = 0;
pMyObject->LastRecvAt = AnscGetTickInSeconds();
pMyObject->LastSendAt = AnscGetTickInSeconds();
/*
* If the compilation option '_ANSC_SOCKET_TLS_LAYER_' is enabled, we can simply let the ANSC
* socket layer to perform the SSL/TLS functionality; otherwise, we need to prepare for doing
* SSL/TLS internally.
*/
if ( pMyObject->Mode & ANSC_SCTO_MODE_TLS_ENABLED )
{
#ifdef _ANSC_USE_OPENSSL_
pMyObject->bTlsEnabled = TRUE;
if ( !openssl_init(SSL_CLIENT_CALLS) )
{
AnscTrace("AnscSctoEngage - openssl_init() failed!\n");
returnStatus = ANSC_STATUS_FAILURE;
goto EXIT2;
}
#else
#ifdef _ANSC_SOCKET_TLS_LAYER_
{
_ansc_en_usetls(pMyObject->Socket);
pMyObject->bTlsEnabled = FALSE;
}
#else
{
pMyObject->hTlsScsIf = (pMyObject->hTlsScsIf != NULL)? pMyObject->hTlsScsIf : AnscSocketTlsGetScsIf();
pMyObject->bTlsEnabled = TRUE;
}
#endif
#endif
}
/*
* To save the worker object from having to deal with blocking/non-blocking/async receiving
* functions provided by underlying socket layer, we create a separate task to do that.
*/
returnStatus =
pMyObject->SpawnTask3
(
(ANSC_HANDLE)pMyObject,
(void* )pMyObject->RecvTask,
(ANSC_HANDLE)pMyObject,
ANSC_SCTO_RECV_TASK_NAME,
USER_DEFAULT_TASK_PRIORITY,
11*USER_DEFAULT_TASK_STACK_SIZE
);
#ifdef _ANSC_USE_OPENSSL_
if ( pMyObject->bTlsEnabled )
{
SSL *ssl = NULL;
ssl = openssl_connect (pMyObject->Socket);
if ( !ssl )
{
pMyObject->bTlsConnected = FALSE;
returnStatus = ANSC_STATUS_FAILURE;
//PANSC_SCTO_WORKER_OBJECT pWorker = (PANSC_SCTO_WORKER_OBJECT)pMyObject->hWorker;
if ( pMyObject->Mode & ANSC_SCTO_MODE_NO_BSP_NOTIFY_CONN_ERR == 0 )
{
pWorker->Notify
(
pWorker->hWorkerContext,
ANSC_SCTOWO_EVENT_TLS_ERROR,
(ANSC_HANDLE)0L
);
}
}
else
{
s_error = openssl_validate_certificate (pMyObject->Socket, pMyObject->HostName, ssl, SSL_CLIENT_CALLS);
if ( s_error == 0 )
{
AnscTrace("AnscSctoEngage - openssl_validate_certificate() failed %p.\n", ssl);
//PANSC_SCTO_WORKER_OBJECT pWorker = (PANSC_SCTO_WORKER_OBJECT )pMyObject->hWorker;
if ( pMyObject->Mode & ANSC_SCTO_MODE_NO_BSP_NOTIFY_CONN_ERR == 0 )
{
pWorker->Notify
(
pWorker->hWorkerContext,
ANSC_SCTOWO_EVENT_TLS_ERROR,
(ANSC_HANDLE)NULL
);
}
returnStatus = ANSC_STATUS_FAILURE;
}
pMyObject->hTlsConnection = ssl;
pMyObject->bTlsConnected = TRUE;
}
}
#else
/*
* If SSL/TLS is enabled, we should complete TLS handshake before returning from Engage(). This
* behavior allows a single consistent API to used between this object and the worker object.
* Since the handshake will take multiple messages to complete, we need to block the current
* task until being notified by the TLS module.
*/
if ( pMyObject->bTlsEnabled && pMyObject->hTlsScsIf )
{
pMyObject->bTlsConnected = FALSE;
pMyObject->InitTlsClient((ANSC_HANDLE)pMyObject);
}
#endif
if ( returnStatus != ANSC_STATUS_SUCCESS )
{
goto EXIT2;
}
return ANSC_STATUS_SUCCESS;
/******************************************************************
GRACEFUL ROLLBACK PROCEDURES AND EXIT DOORS
******************************************************************/
EXIT2:
AnscTrace("AnscSctoEngage - failed with status %lu, socket error %d!\n", returnStatus, s_error);
if ( pMyObject->Mode & ANSC_SCTO_MODE_XSOCKET )
{
_xskt_closesocket((XSKT_SOCKET)pMyObject->Socket);
}
else
{
_ansc_closesocket(pMyObject->Socket);
}
EXIT1:
if ( returnStatus != ANSC_STATUS_SUCCESS )
{
pMyObject->bActive = FALSE;
pMyObject->Reset((ANSC_HANDLE)pMyObject);
}
return returnStatus;
}