#include <CTCPNoSuchHost.h>
class CTCPNoSuchHost
{
CTCPNoSuchHost(const std::string& hostname, const std::string& Doing);
const int gethErrno();
const int gethErrno();
const std::string getHost();
virtual const const char * ReasonText ();
virtual const int ReasonCode();
};
An exception class that is thrown when a
CSocket::Connect is
done to a host that demonstrably does not exist. This may be because the
host provided to CSocket::Connect is incorrect or
because the host is not currently alive.
CTCPNoSuchHost(const std::string& hostname, const std::string& Doing);
Constructs the exception. hostname
is the DNS name or dotted IP address of the host that
does not exist. Doing is a string
that describes what the library was doing when this
object was constructed/thrown.
const int gethErrno();
TCP/IP networking reports some errors via the
h_errno global variable. The value of
this variable is captured and stored by the exception's
constructor. This method returns the value of
h_errno as it was at construction time.
http://linux.die.net/man/3/h_errno
contains a description of the values of
h_errno.
const std::string getHost();
Returns the host string passed in to the contructor. Typically this will designate the host to which a connection could not be formed.
virtual const const char * ReasonText ();
Returns a human readable error message that desribes the failure.
virtual const int ReasonCode();
Overrides the base class's method and
returns the saved h_errno