Connections used by the NetworkManager to allow the NetworkServer to accept incoming connections on more than one port. More...

Inherits NetworkConnection.

Public Member Functions
new void	Disconnect ()
	Disconnect this connection. More...

override void	Initialize (string networkAddress, int netHostId, int netConnId, HostTopology hostTopology)
	Adds an offset to the connectionId and then calls base.Initialize() More...

override bool	TransportSend (byte[] bytes, int numBytes, int channelId, out byte error)
	Send some bytes over the network. More...

Properties
int	offset `[get]`

Detailed Description

Connections used by the NetworkManager to allow the NetworkServer to accept incoming connections on more than one port.

These connections are used by ExternalServer. They get added to NetworkServer via AddExternalConnection. When the connection is initialized we have to add an offset to the networkConnectionId to prevent it overlapping with other connections added to NetworkServer. When the NetworkServer attempts to send data out over the connection we intercept it and un-offset the connectionId to get back to the actual hostId / connectionId combo that we want to use to send.

Member Function Documentation

◆ Disconnect()

new void Disconnect ( )

Disconnect this connection.

Just like the normal Disconnect method except this one uses the proper un-offset connection id.

◆ Initialize()

override void Initialize	(	string	networkAddress,
		int	netHostId,
		int	netConnId,
		HostTopology	hostTopology
	)

Adds an offset to the connectionId and then calls base.Initialize()

Parameters

networkAddress	The network address.
netHostId	The net host identifier.
netConnId	The net connection identifier.
hostTopology	The host topology.

◆ TransportSend()

override bool TransportSend	(	byte []	bytes,
		int	numBytes,
		int	channelId,
		out byte	error
	)

Send some bytes over the network.

Un-offsets the connectionId to get the id of the connection on the ExternalServer.