Interface
CamelNetworkService
since: 3.2
Prerequisite
In order to implement NetworkService, your type must inherit fromCamelService.
Instance methods
camel_network_service_can_reach
Asynchronously attempts to determine whether or not the host described by
service‘s CamelNetworkService:connectable property can be reached, without
actually trying to connect to it.
since: 3.12
camel_network_service_can_reach_finish
Finishes the operation started with camel_network_service_can_reach().
since: 3.12
camel_network_service_can_reach_sync
Attempts to determine whether or not the host described by service‘s
CamelNetworkService:connectable property can be reached, without actually
trying to connect to it.
since: 3.12
camel_network_service_connect_sync
Attempts to establish a network connection to the server described by
service, using the preferred CamelNetworkSettings:security-method to
secure the connection. If a connection cannot be established, or the
connection attempt is cancelled, the function sets error and returns
NULL.
since: 3.2
camel_network_service_get_default_port
Returns the default network port number for service and the security method method, as defined in /etc/services. For example, the default
port for unencrypted IMAP or encrypted IMAP using STARTTLS is 143, but
the default port for IMAP over SSL is 993.
since: 3.2
camel_network_service_get_host_reachable
Returns TRUE if service believes that the host pointed to by
CamelNetworkService:connectable can be reached. This property
is updated automatically as network conditions change.
since: 3.8
camel_network_service_get_service_name
Returns the standard network service name for service and the security method method, as defined in /etc/services. For example, the service
name for unencrypted IMAP or encrypted IMAP using STARTTLS is “imap”,
but the service name for IMAP over SSL is “imaps”.
since: 3.2
camel_network_service_ref_connectable
Returns the socket endpoint for the network service to which service
is a client.
since: 3.8
camel_network_service_set_connectable
Sets the socket endpoint for the network service to which service is
a client. If connectable is NULL, a GSocketConnectable is derived
from the service‘s CamelNetworkSettings.
since: 3.8
camel_network_service_starttls
Creates a GTlsClientConnection wrapping base_stream, which is
assumed to communicate with the server identified by service‘s
CamelNetworkService:connectable.
since: 3.12
Interface structure
struct CamelNetworkServiceInterface {
GTypeInterface parent_interface;
const gchar* (* get_service_name) (
CamelNetworkService* service,
CamelNetworkSecurityMethod method
);
guint16 (* get_default_port) (
CamelNetworkService* service,
CamelNetworkSecurityMethod method
);
GIOStream* (* connect_sync) (
CamelNetworkService* service,
GCancellable* cancellable,
GError** error
);
GSocketConnectable* (* new_connectable) (
CamelNetworkService* service
);
gpointer reserved;
}
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Interface members
parent_interface |
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get_service_name |
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get_default_port |
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connect_sync |
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new_connectable |
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reserved |
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Virtual methods
Camel.NetworkService.connect_sync
Attempts to establish a network connection to the server described by
service, using the preferred CamelNetworkSettings:security-method to
secure the connection. If a connection cannot be established, or the
connection attempt is cancelled, the function sets error and returns
NULL.
since: 3.2
Camel.NetworkService.get_default_port
Returns the default network port number for service and the security method method, as defined in /etc/services. For example, the default
port for unencrypted IMAP or encrypted IMAP using STARTTLS is 143, but
the default port for IMAP over SSL is 993.
since: 3.2
Camel.NetworkService.get_service_name
Returns the standard network service name for service and the security method method, as defined in /etc/services. For example, the service
name for unencrypted IMAP or encrypted IMAP using STARTTLS is “imap”,
but the service name for IMAP over SSL is “imaps”.
since: 3.2