pub enum Transport {
    Tcp,
    FramedTcp,
    Udp,
    Ws,
}
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Enum to identified the underlying transport used. It can be passed to NetworkController::connect() and NetworkController::listen() methods to specify the transport used.

Variants

Tcp

TCP protocol (available through the tcp feature). As stream protocol, receiving a message from TCP do not imply to read the entire message. If you want a packet based way to send over TCP, use FramedTcp instead.

FramedTcp

Tcp framed protocol (available through the tcp feature). Like TCP, but encoded with a slim frame layer to manage the data as a packet, instead of as a stream. It prefixes the message using variable integer encoding with the size of the message. Most of the time you would want to use this instead of the raw Tcp.

Udp

UDP protocol (available through the udp feature). Take into account that UDP is not connection oriented and a packet can be lost or received disordered. If it is specified in the listener and the address is a Ipv4 in the range of multicast ips (from 224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255), the listener will be configured in multicast mode.

Ws

WebSocket protocol (available through the websocket feature). If you use a crate::network::RemoteAddr::Str in the connect() method, you can specify an URL with wss of ws schemas to connect with or without security. If you use a crate::network::RemoteAddr::Socket the socket will be a normal websocket with the following uri: ws://{SocketAddr}/message-io-default.

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Associates an adapter. This method mounts the adapters to be used in the network instance.

Maximum theorical packet payload length available for each transport.

The value returned by this function is the theorical maximum and could not be valid for all networks. You can ensure your message not exceeds udp::MAX_INTERNET_PAYLOAD_LEN in order to be more cross-platform compatible.

Tell if the transport protocol is a connection oriented protocol. If it is, Connection and Disconnection events will be generated.

Tell if the transport protocol is a packet-based protocol. It implies that any send call corresponds to a data message event. It satisfies that the number of bytes sent are the same as received. The opossite of a packet-based is a stream-based transport (e.g Tcp). In this case, reading a data message event do not imply reading the entire message sent. It is in change of the user to determinate how to read the data.

Returns the adapter id used for this transport. It is equivalent to the position of the enum starting by 0

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