Default constructor.

Constructor.

Instantiates TCPClient with a socket directly.

Instantiating TCPClient with an already created socket. Calling Init is not required and will result in an exception being thrown.

Constructor.

Returns true if socket is connected to endpoint, otherwise false.

Gets the underlying remote endpoint. The value is only valid when the underlying socket is connected.

Closes the established connection.

Initiates TCP connect to remote endpoint.

Initiates TCP connect to remote endpoint.

Tests if this TcpNetworkClient is considered equal to another.

Sends a buffer to the remote end of the connection.

Send this message.

Sends a buffer to the remote end of the connection.

Call Shutdown before Close() to ensure that data is sent/received before the socket is closed.

When packet reception is needed, this method starts the initial receive chain.

Optional. Is called when a connection is initially established.

Will be called once on transition from Connected to Disconnected.

Is called when the underlying socket has transitioned to an error state.

Is called when a packet has been received.

Is called after an asynchronous send operation has completed.

Timespan to wait for connection to be established when synchronous parameter is true.

Interval in which keep-alive messages are sent.

Time until a half-closed / half-open connection is terminated. This can be the case when a router or cable was disconnected.

To turn off keep-alive checking set KeepAliveTimeout to Timespan.Zero

TimeSpan specifying how long to wait for Send operation to finish before socket is closed and OnError is invoked. Set this property to TimeSpan.Zero to disable send timeout. When a socket send operation times out an OnError event will be generated where Error == SocketError.TimedOut, after which appropriate action must be taken by the application.

Creates a copy of the object.

Creates a deep copy of the object using the supplied object as a target for the copy operation.