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- Optimizing the connections for an IP address
- Timeout
- Connecting to an infrared port
- Name resolution
- Required permissions
- Required application feature
SocketConnect (Function) In french: SocketConnecte Connects a client computer to a given socket. Remarks: - UDP sockets: The UDP protocol being a "connectionless" protocol, SocketConnect cannot be used with the UDP protocol. To send or receive data with the UDP protocol, you must create a UDP socket (SocketCreateUDP) then send/receive data with the "special UDP" syntaxes of SocketWrite and SocketRead.
- SSL sockets: To send or receive data with the SSL protocol, you must create an SSL socket (SocketCreateSSL) and connect to this socket with SocketConnectSSL.
- Communication with robots or with non-WINDEV applications: To simplify the exchanges of data by socket, a transmission mode is initialized by default. For a communication with an external module (non-WINDEV application, robot, ...), this transmission mode can prevent the communications from operating properly. SocketChangeTransmissionMode is used to change this transmission mode (the SocketNoEndTag constant allows you not to modify the frames read and written).
Versions 22 and later Websockets: The WebSockets are used to communicate from a Web application (Intranet or Internet site run in a browser) to a Web server by using sockets. SocketConnect is used to connect to the WebSockets server. For more details, see Managing WebSockets. New in version 22 Websockets: The WebSockets are used to communicate from a Web application (Intranet or Internet site run in a browser) to a Web server by using sockets. SocketConnect is used to connect to the WebSockets server. For more details, see Managing WebSockets. Websockets: The WebSockets are used to communicate from a Web application (Intranet or Internet site run in a browser) to a Web server by using sockets. SocketConnect is used to connect to the WebSockets server. For more details, see Managing WebSockets.
Reminder: A socket is a communication resource used by applications to communicate from one computer to another regardless of the type of network. Versions 15 and later New in version 15 Versions 17 and later New in version 17 Versions 18 and later New in version 18 Versions 22 and later New in version 22 Versions 23 and later New in version 23 Versions 22 and later New in version 22 Syntax Versions 22 and later New in version 22Remarks Versions 23 and later New in version 23
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