#include <CTCPConnectionLost>
class CTCPConnectionLost
{
CTCPConnectionLost( CSocket* pSocket, const char* pDoing);
const std::string getHost();
const std::string getPort();
virtual const const char* ReasonText();
);
This class is an exception that is thrown when a CSociet
object determines that it is no longer connected to its peer. This is
normally detected during a data transfer operation (CSocket::Read
or CSocket::Write).
CTCPConnectionLost( CSocket* pSocket, const char* pDoing);
Constructor.
pSocket is a pointer to the socket
that lost connection while pDoing
describes what the library was doing when it detected
the connection failure/clousre.
Unfortunately the TCP/IP libraries provide no support for differentiating between a properly executed connection loss due to shtudown by the peer and improperly executed connection loss due e.g. to program failure by the peer.
const std::string getHost();
Returns the host to which the connection was lost. Note that this can either be a fully qualified domain name from DNS or a dotted IP address string.
const std::string getPort();
Returns the port string for to which the connection was lost. This can be either a service name from (e.g. from /etc/services) or a textualized service port number.
virtual const const char* ReasonText();
Provides a human readable text that describes the reason the exception was created/thrown.