roTCPServer
The JavaScript equivalent is net.socket.
ifTCPServerInstance
GetFailureReason() As String
Yields additional useful information if an roTCPServer method fails.
SetPort(port As Object)
Sets the message port that will receive events from an roTCPServer instance.
BindToPort(port As Dynamic) As Boolean
Prepares to accept incoming TCP connections on the specified port. Passing an integer to this method will specify a standard port number. This method can also accept an associative array to provide more control over the binding. The associative array must contain the port but can also contain the interface name. This method returns True upon success and False upon failure.
- port integer: The local port number to bind to.
- interface integer or string: Either the name of a network interface as a string (such as "eth0" or "wlan0") or the integer associated with the network interface index:
- -1: Any (this is the default value)
- 0: Ethernet
- 1: WiFi
- 2: Modem
- 32767: Loopback (i.e. TCP connections can only be established by internal sources)
ifUserData
SetUserData(a As Object)
Supplies an object that will be provided by every event called by an roTCPServer instance.
GetUserData() As Object
Returns the user data that has previously been set via SetUserData(). It will return Invalid if no data has been set.