#include <CTCPConnectionFailed>
class CTCPConnectionFailed
{
CTCPConnectionFailed(const std::string& host, const std::string& service, const char* pDoing);
const std::string getHost();
const std::string getService();
virtual const const char* ReasonText();
};
This class is an exception that is thrown when CSocket::Connect
fails to connect to a peer host/port pair.
CTCPConnectionFailed(const std::string& host, const std::string& service, const char* pDoing);
Constructs the exception object.
host is either a DNS fully qualified
host name or a string containing a dotted IP address.
host is the host to which the connection
request failed.
service is either a service name
string (in e.g. /etc/hosts) or the string
representation of an integer service port number.
service represents the service in
host to which the connection operation
failed.
pDoing is a string that describes
what the library was doing at the time of the failure e.g.
CSocket::Connect client connect(2) failed.
const std::string getHost();
Returns the name or dotted IP address of the host passed in to the constructor.
const std::string getService();
Returns the service string used to construct the object.
virtual const const char* ReasonText();
Returns human readable text that describes why the exception was created/thrown.