Class UdpClient

Netly, Udp client implementation

Assembly: Netly.dll

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Declaration

public class UdpClient

Properties

IsOpened

Return true when connection is opened

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Declaration

public bool IsOpened { get; }

Host

Host container

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Declaration

public Host Host { get; }

UseConnection

Return true when connection is enabled (using ping)

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Declaration

public bool UseConnection { get; }

Timeout

Return timeout value, is milliseconds

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Declaration

public int Timeout { get; }

Fields

UUID

Unique User Identifier, only server-side client

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Declaration

public readonly string UUID

Methods

Open(Host)

Open udp connection

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Declaration

public void Open(Host host)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
Netly.Core.Host	host	Endpoint container

Close()

Close udp connection

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Declaration

public void Close()

ToData(byte[])

Send raw buffer

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Declaration

public void ToData(byte[] buffer)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
System.Byte[]	buffer	buffer

ToData(string)

Send raw buffer

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Declaration

public void ToData(string buffer)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
System.String	buffer	buffer

ToEvent(string, byte[])

Send event (netly-event)

You can create event using:

Netly.Core.EventManager.Create(string name, byte[] data);

And you can verify is a buffer is event (netly-event) using:

// When name or data is null, it mean isn't event (netly-event) 
                                                                                                                                               (string name, byte[] data) = Netly.Core.EventManager.Verify(byte[] data);

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Declaration

public void ToEvent(string name, byte[] buffer)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
System.String	name	name of event
System.Byte[]	buffer	buffer of event

ToEvent(string, string)

Send event (netly-event)

You can create event using:

Netly.Core.EventManager.Create(string name, byte[] data);

And you can verify is a buffer is event (netly-event) using:

// When name or data is null, it mean isn't event (netly-event) 
                                                                                                                                               (string name, byte[] data) = Netly.Core.EventManager.Verify(byte[] data);

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Declaration

public void ToEvent(string name, string buffer)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
System.String	name	name of event
System.String	buffer	buffer of event

OnOpen(Action)

Callback will called when is connection opened

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Declaration

public void OnOpen(Action callback)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
System.Action	callback	callback

OnError(Action<Exception>)

Callback will called when connection isn't opened

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Declaration

public void OnError(Action<Exception> callback)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
System.Action<System.Exception>	callback	callback

OnClose(Action)

Callback will called when connection is closed

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Declaration

public void OnClose(Action callback)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
System.Action	callback	callback

OnData(Action<byte[]>)

Callback will called when receive raw data

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Declaration

public void OnData(Action<byte[]> callback)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
System.Action<System.Byte[]>	callback	callback

OnEvent(Action<string, byte[]>)

Callback will called when receive event (netly-event)

You can create event using:

Netly.Core.EventManager.Create(string name, byte[] data);

And you can verify is a buffer is event (netly-event) using:

// When name or data is null, it mean isn't event (netly-event) 
                                                                                                                                               (string name, byte[] data) = Netly.Core.EventManager.Verify(byte[] data);

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Declaration

public void OnEvent(Action<string, byte[]> callback)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
System.Action<System.String,System.Byte[]>	callback	callback

OnModify(Action<Socket>)

Callback will called after create Socket Instance, and before open connection

You can use the socket for modify default values

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Declaration

public void OnModify(Action<Socket> callback)

Parameters

Type	Name
System.Action<System.Net.Sockets.Socket>	callback