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The +options+ argument is optional. The |
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+options+ argument accepts the same values as the |
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options argument for +node.tcp.Server+ does. |
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options argument for +tcp.Server+ does. |
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+ |
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The +request_listener+ is a function which is automatically |
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added to the +"request"+ event. |
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=== TCP |
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==== +node.tcp.Server+ |
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To use the TCP server and client one must +require("/tcp.js")+ or |
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+include("/tcp.js")+. |
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==== +tcp.Server+ |
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Here is an example of a echo server which listens for connections |
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on port 7000 |
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function echo (socket) { |
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include("/tcp.js"); |
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var server = createServer(function (socket) { |
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socket.setEncoding("utf8"); |
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socket.addListener("connect", function () { |
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socket.send("hello\r\n"); |
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@ -960,8 +964,7 @@ function echo (socket) { |
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socket.send("goodbye\r\n"); |
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socket.close(); |
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}); |
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} |
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var server = node.tcp.createServer(echo); |
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}); |
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server.listen(7000, "localhost"); |
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|Event | Parameters | Notes |
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|+"connection"+ | +connection+ | Emitted when a new connection is made. |
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+connection+ is an instance of +node.tcp.Connection+. |
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+connection+ is an instance of +tcp.Connection+. |
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|+"close"+ | +errorno+ | Emitted when the server closes. +errorno+ |
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is an integer which indicates what, if any, |
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error caused the server to close. If no |
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error occurred +errorno+ will be 0. |
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|========================================================= |
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+node.tcp.createServer(connection_listener);+ :: |
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+tcp.createServer(connection_listener);+ :: |
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Creates a new TCP server. |
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The +connection_listener+ argument is automatically set as a listener for |
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event. |
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==== +node.tcp.Connection+ |
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==== +tcp.Connection+ |
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This object is used as a TCP client and also as a server-side |
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socket for +node.tcp.Server+. |
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socket for +tcp.Server+. |
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[cols="1,2,10",options="header"] |
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(TODO: access error codes.) |
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+node.tcp.createConnection(port, host="127.0.0.1")+:: |
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+tcp.createConnection(port, host="127.0.0.1")+:: |
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Creates a new connection object and opens a connection to the specified |
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+port+ and +host+. If the second parameter is omitted, localhost is assumed. |
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@ -1090,7 +1093,7 @@ Resumes reading if reading was paused by +readPause()+. |
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+connection.setTimeout(timeout)+:: |
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Sets the connection to timeout after +timeout+ milliseconds of inactivity on |
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the connection. By default all +node.tcp.Connection+ objects have a timeout |
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the connection. By default all +tcp.Connection+ objects have a timeout |
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of 60 seconds (60000 ms). |
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If +timeout+ is 0, then the idle timeout is disabled. |
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Ryan Dahl
15 years ago