protected virtual void OnRaiseClientConnectedEvent(ClientConnectedEventArgs e)
{
EventHandler <ClientConnectedEventArgs> handler = RaiseClientConnectedEvent;
if (handler != null)
{
handler(this, e);
}
}
public async void StartListeningForIncomingConnection(IPAddress ipaddr = null, int port = 50000)
// I need the async keyword in the method declare as I will be making an async call within it
// I am changing this to start two listeners at once
{
if (ipaddr == null)
{
ipaddr = IPAddress.Any;
}
if (port <= 0 || port >= 65535)
{
port = 50000;
}
myIP = ipaddr;
myPort = port;
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(string.Format($"IP Address: {ipaddr} - Port: {port} "));
// since we are using.System Diagnostics we can skip the System.Diagnostics bit really
myTCPListener = new TcpListener(myIP, myPort);
try
{
myTCPListener.Start();
KeepRunning = true;
while (KeepRunning)
{
var returnedByAccept = await myTCPListener.AcceptTcpClientAsync();
myTcpClients.Add(returnedByAccept);
//so if a new Tcp Client connects we add them to our Tcp Client List. . . .
// I would like to do something with aliases here, tp refer correctly to each client
Debug.WriteLine(string.Format($"Client connected successfully, count" +
$" {myTcpClients.Count} - {returnedByAccept.Client.RemoteEndPoint}"
));
TakeCareOfTCPClient(returnedByAccept);
ClientConnectedEventArgs eaClientConnected;
eaClientConnected = new ClientConnectedEventArgs(
returnedByAccept.Client.RemoteEndPoint.ToString()
);
OnRaiseClientConnectedEvent(eaClientConnected);
}
}
catch (Exception excp)
{
Debug.WriteLine(excp.ToString());
}
}