Is this available to all platforms? The reason I ask is because this page (http://developer.xojo.com/net) advises that it is; however, the ‘targets’ and ‘platforms’ fields don’t appear to be updated. Also, it doesn’t appear in the ‘select super’ dialog on a console/desktop application for me under 2015r2.
EDIT: Matter of fact, the only tcpSocket I have available is the easyTcpSocket. Am I missing somethin’ here?
Ah, gotcha.
When I add it as:
[code]using xojo.net
dim a as new tcpSocket[/code]
It appears to let me add it that way…
Is this not intended? Doesn’t look that way… haha!
Also, the old ‘tcpSocket’ doesn’t appear to be available as an option in the ‘select super’ dialog when adding a class. You have to manually enter it in the textfield. Just an FYI.
The classic TCPSocket is a subclass of SocketCore, so you’d have to first select that in the Select Super dialog.
[quote=181514:@Eric Brown]When I add it as:
using xojo.net
dim a as new tcpSocket
It appears to let me add it that way…
Is this not intended? Doesn’t look that way… haha![/quote]
This just gives you the classic TCPSocket as would be expected (if you’re on desktop/web/console).
I thought so too; however, there is access to the SSLSettings when added via code using xojo.net. Without the ‘using’ clause, this is not available. What happens when I try to incorporate that?
Nevermind… found out:
Type “TCPSocket” has no member named “SSLSettings”
Thanks for the help Paul. One last question… is there any intention on adding the SSLSettings member to desktop/console? Looking for certificate validation control on those platforms as well. Thanks!
It looks like SSLSettings is available in desktop/web/console. At least this code compiles without error in a desktop app:
Dim s As Xojo.Net.SSLSettings
s.SecurityLevel = Xojo.Net.SSLSettings.SecurityLevels.SSLv2
The class is present, but there’s nothing useful you can do with it. It just stores settings for the various sockets to use.