Re: [xSocket-develop] one more question about DataHandler

[Gregor R. <gre...@go...>]

Hello Jeter,

the IDataHandler interface defines a call back method "onData" to notify
that data for a dedicated connection has been received. The semantic of the
"onData" is equals to "onReceive".

Please not, that only the data received event will be notified by the call
back method.

Based on the passed over connection you are able to read the reveiced data
by (convenience) read methods. To send data, you have just to call the write
methods of the connection. If autoflush is activated (default) the data will
be written immediately. If not, the data will only be sent by explicitly
calling of the flush method, or by closing the connection.

A notification call back method like "onWrite" or "onWritten" doesn't exist.


Gregor



2007/10/29, Jeter Azure <jet...@gm...>:
>
>
>  Dear All，
>        I know that xSocket has IDataHandler to process incoming data, and
> this is just like onReceive, do we have
>  onWrite to process message prepare to send out?? Thanks a lot...
>
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