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- The UDP protocol
- Operating mode of UDP sockets
- Limitation
- Permisos necesarios
SocketCreateUDP (Function) Creates a socket that uses the UDP protocol.
IF SocketCreateUDP("Server", 8000) = False THEN
Error("Creation error" + ErrorInfo(errMessage))
END
Sintaxis
<Result> = SocketCreateUDP(<Socket name> , <Port number> [, <Address>])
<Result>: Boolean - True if the function was successful,
- False otherwise. If an error occurs, you can get more details on the error with ErrorInfo.
<Socket name>: Character string Name that will be given to the socket. This name will be used by all socket functions.
Warning: the socket name is "case-sensitive". <Port number>: Integer Port number that will be given to the socket. This number must be included between 5000 and 65000. This number will be specified when the client computers are connected to the server. <Address>: Optional character string IP address on which the socket must be created on the current computer. If the current computer is associated with several IP addresses (or with several network cards), this parameter enables you to choose the IP address that will be associated with the socket.This IP address can have the following format: - IP address in XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX format (125.5.110.100 for example).
- IP address containing the name of the server (www.windev.com for example). This syntax is recommended.
- IP address returned by NetIPAddress.
Observaciones The UDP protocol When using UDP sockets, there is no notion of connection (as opposed to TCP sockets that are connection-oriented). UDP is a connectionless protocol. All the UDP sockets, no matter whether they are client sockets or server sockets, are created by SocketCreateUDP. When a write operation is performed via the UDP protocol, you must specify the destination (address and port). When a read operation is performed via the UDP protocol, the origin of the string read is unknown. It is returned by SocketClientInfo. Note: As the UDP protocol is not a connected protocol, it is not possible to be sure of receiving the information sent. Operating mode of UDP sockets A port already opened by another application can be re-opened. The port will be closed during the call to SocketClose or when ending the application that opened it.
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