Public Member Functions | |
final Xfer | getDefaultXfer () throws IOException |
final Xfer | getXfer (String host, int port) throws IOException |
final Xfer | getXfer (Socket client) throws IOException |
Static Public Member Functions | |
static final XferFactory | getInstance () |
final Xfer de::gsi::bel::xfer::XferFactory::getDefaultXfer | ( | ) | throws IOException [inline] |
get a default xfer client connection to port 8899 on localhost
static final XferFactory de::gsi::bel::xfer::XferFactory::getInstance | ( | ) | [inline, static] |
get the instance of the xfer factory
final Xfer de::gsi::bel::xfer::XferFactory::getXfer | ( | Socket | client | ) | throws IOException [inline] |
get a xfer connection on specified socket. This is the way to create a xfer connection if you have already a connected socket, e.g. for a xfer server connection
socket | connected socket |
final Xfer de::gsi::bel::xfer::XferFactory::getXfer | ( | String | host, | |
int | port | |||
) | throws IOException [inline] |
get a xfer connection to a specified host and port. This should be the standard way to create a xfer connection
host | tcp/ip host to connect to | |
port | tcp/ip port to connect to |