UDPConnection.SendObject(sendObjectType) Method (String, sendObjectType, IPEndPoint, SendReceiveOptions, ApplicationLayerProtocolStatus)

UDPConnection SendObject sendObjectType Method (String, sendObjectType, IPEndPoint, SendReceiveOptions, ApplicationLayerProtocolStatus)

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Sends a single object to the provided endPoint. NOTE: Any possible reply will be ignored unless listening for incoming UDP packets.

Namespace: NetworkCommsDotNet.Connections.UDP
Assembly: NetworkCommsDotNet (in NetworkCommsDotNet.dll) Version: 3.0.0.0 (3.0.0.0)

Syntax

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public static void SendObject<sendObjectType>(
	string sendingPacketType,
	sendObjectType objectToSend,
	IPEndPoint ipEndPoint,
	SendReceiveOptions sendReceiveOptions,
	ApplicationLayerProtocolStatus applicationLayerProtocol
)

public static void SendObject<sendObjectType>(
	string sendingPacketType,
	sendObjectType objectToSend,
	IPEndPoint ipEndPoint,
	SendReceiveOptions sendReceiveOptions,
	ApplicationLayerProtocolStatus applicationLayerProtocol
)

Parameters

sendingPacketType: Type: System String
The sending packet type

objectToSend: Type: sendObjectType
The object to send

ipEndPoint: Type: System.Net IPEndPoint
The destination IPEndPoint. Supports multicast endpoints.

sendReceiveOptions: Type: NetworkCommsDotNet SendReceiveOptions
The sendReceiveOptions to use for this send

applicationLayerProtocol: Type: NetworkCommsDotNet.Connections ApplicationLayerProtocolStatus
If enabled NetworkComms.Net uses a custom application layer protocol to provide useful features such as inline serialisation, transparent packet transmission, remote peer handshake and information etc. We strongly recommend you use the NetworkComms.Net application layer protocol.

Type Parameters

sendObjectType: [Missing <typeparam name="sendObjectType"/> documentation for "M:NetworkCommsDotNet.Connections.UDP.UDPConnection.SendObject``1(System.String,``0,System.Net.IPEndPoint,NetworkCommsDotNet.SendReceiveOptions,NetworkCommsDotNet.Connections.ApplicationLayerProtocolStatus)"]