/// <summary>
/// Connects to a peer in the peer-to-peer network. If the remote end point resides behind the same firewall as the current application,
/// a direct connection to the local peer is made, for improved performance.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="RemoteEndPoint">Remote End-point.</param>
/// <returns>Peer connection</returns>
public async Task <PeerConnection> ConnectToPeer(IPEndPoint RemoteEndPoint)
{
if (this.State != PeerToPeerNetworkState.Ready)
{
throw new IOException("Peer-to-peer network not ready.");
}
BinaryTcpClient Client = new BinaryTcpClient();
IPEndPoint RemoteEndPoint2 = RemoteEndPoint;
try
{
RemoteEndPoint2 = this.CheckLocalRemoteEndpoint(RemoteEndPoint);
await Client.ConnectAsync(RemoteEndPoint2.Address, RemoteEndPoint2.Port, true);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Client.Dispose();
System.Runtime.ExceptionServices.ExceptionDispatchInfo.Capture(ex).Throw();
}
PeerConnection Result = new PeerConnection(Client, this, RemoteEndPoint2, this.encapsulatePackets);
Result.StartIdleTimer();
return(Result);
}
/// <summary>
/// Connect to the remote host and port using a binary protocol over TCP.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="Sniffers">Sniffers</param>
/// <returns>Binary TCP transport.</returns>
public async Task <BinaryTcpClient> ConnectTcp(params ISniffer[] Sniffers)
{
BinaryTcpClient Client = new BinaryTcpClient(Sniffers);
await Client.ConnectAsync(this.Host, this.port);
return(Client);
}
