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- Reading the port number
- Required permissions
SocketClientInfo (Function) In french: SocketClientInfo Allows the server to get information about the current client socket. The current client socket corresponds to the last socket whose message was read by SocketRead. This function can be used on a server of sockets. This allows you to find out whether a user connected via the socket and to check the validity of connection. Remarks: - UDP-type sockets Allows the server to obtain information on the socket whose last message was read using the SocketRead function.
 To use sockets on the server workstation, you need to check the "Allow server sockets" option in the "Advanced" tab of the WEBDEV administrator.
Reminder A socket is a communication resource used by applications to communicate from one machine to another, regardless of the type of network.
TableAdd(TABLE_MsgRecus, "1" + TAB + SocketRead("Serveur", False) + ...
TAB + SocketClientInfo("Serveur", SocketAddress) + ...
TAB + SocketClientInfo("Serveur", SocketPort))
SAI_PhraseRecueDuPosteB = SocketRead("PosteA", False, 2000)
IF SAI_PhraseRecueDuPosteB <> "" THEN
Info("Message reçu de l'adresse IP N° " + SocketClientInfo("PosteA", SocketAddress))
END
Syntax
<Result> = SocketClientInfo(<Socket name> , <Type of information>)
<Result>: Character string - Requested information.
- Empty string in case of problem.
<Socket name>: Character string Name of socket defined on the server. This name was defined by SocketCreate (for a simplified server) or by SocketAccept (for a standard server). <Type of information>: Integer constant Information to retrieve: | | | SocketAddress | IP address of client socket. | | SocketPort | Port number to which the socket is connected. |
Remarks When a server is created on a port, a communication channel is created for each new connected client. This communication channel uses a port, chosen by the system among the available ports. SocketClientInfo returns the port number used by the communication channel. Business / UI classification: Business Logic |
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