static void Main(string[] args)
{
MessageMaker mm = new MessageMaker();
Message msg = mm.makeMessage("fromFoo", "toBar");
Utilities.showMessage(msg);
Console.Write("\n\n");
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
MessageMaker mm = new MessageMaker();
Message msg = mm.makeMessage("fromFoo", "toBar");
Utilities.showMessage(msg);
Console.Write("\n\n");
}
//----< send a demonstraton message >--------------------------------
private void send_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) {
try {
#region
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// This commented code was put here to allow
// user to change local port and address after
// the channel was started.
// It does what is intended, but would throw
// if the new port is assigned a slot that
// is in use or has been used since the
// TCP tables were last updated.
// if (!localPort.Equals(lPort.Text))
// {
// localAddress = rcvr.address = lAddr.Text;
// localPort = rcvr.port = lPort.Text;
// rcvr.shutDown();
// setupChannel();
// }
#endregion
if (!remoteAddress.Equals(rAddr.Text) || !remotePort.Equals(rPort.Text)) {
remoteAddress = rAddr.Text;
remotePort = rPort.Text; }
// - Make a demo message to send
// - You will need to change MessageMaker.makeMessage
// to make messages appropriate for your application design
// - You might include a message maker tab on the UI
// to do this.
MessageMaker maker = new MessageMaker();
Message msg = maker.makeMessage(
Utilities.makeUrl(lAddr.Text, lPort.Text),
Utilities.makeUrl(rAddr.Text, rPort.Text) );
// lStat.Text = "sending to" + msg.toUrl;
sndr.localUrl = msg.fromUrl;
sndr.remoteUrl = msg.toUrl;
//lStat.Text = "attempting to connect";
// if (sndr.sendMessage(msg))
//lStat.Text = "connected";
//else
//lStat.Text = "connect failed";
postSndMsg(msg.content);
}
catch(Exception )
{
//lStat.Text = ex.Message;
}
}
