How to send and receive data

Use RSocket::Send() and RSocket::SendTo() to send data to a remote host with a flags parameter setting sending options.

• In UDP, if the socket is not bound to a local address and port, then binding is attempted.

Use RSocket::Recv(), RSocket::Read(), RSocket::RecvOneOrMore(), and RSocket::RecvFrom() to read data received from a remote host.

RSocket::Recv() and RSocket::Read() attempt to read the amount of data set by the size of the passed descriptor. These functions only complete when the descriptor is filled, or when the connection closes. If the descriptor is filled, the amount of data read is passed back in aLen. If the connection closes, the descriptor does not contain any data, and aLen should be ignored.

RSocket::RecvOneOrMore() completes as soon as any data is available.

RSocket::RecvFrom() reads the first queued datagram. On returning, anAddr points to a TInetAddr object holding the address of the remote source of the data.

• In UDP, if the socket is not bound to a local address and port, then binding is attempted.