Binding Class
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Overview
Represents a local socket binding.
All active socket connections are "bound" to a specific port on the client and server side. These bindings are particularly important for some protocols (such as FTP) to identify the local connection. Server processes bind themselves to a specific port in order to service incoming queries.
Namespace
Declaration (C#)
[TypeConverter(typeof(BindingConverter))] public class Binding;
Members
Properties
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| Address | The IP Address of the binding. |
| AddressFamily | AddressFamily denotes the type of address (and thus the means to communicate) of the binding. The default value for InternetPack "InterNetwork" is defined in System.Net.Sockets.AddressFamily |
| Port | Denotes the port number associated with the socket binding. On a server connection, this would be the obvious protocol numbers (e.g: HTTP=80, FTP=21), on the client this number is assigned by the operating system when creating the socket. |
| Protocol | Denotes the transport level protocol to use to communicate over the socket. The default value "TCP" for Internet Pack is defined in System.Net.Sockets.ProtocolType |
| SocketType | Denotes the type of socket used to use to communicate. Defined in System.Net.Sockets.SocketType |
See Also
Product: RemObjects Internet Pack
Current version: Internet Pack 'Vinci' (2.0)
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