Thread: Winsock, CAsyncSocket Derivative.

I can connect to a computer and successfully send Data, however I cannot get the Callbacks working correctly(such as OnClose, OnReceive, OnListen, OnConnect, OnAccept etc..). I checked out MSDN and they do something like this:

Code:

CMyAsyncSocket::OnClose(int nErrorCode)
{
//Their Notification Code here.
}

I have not used Derivatives before so I tried to create one of my own. I was connecting by using an Object named 'sock'. This is how I declared my object, then tried to declare the Derivatives:

Code:

CAsyncSocket sock;
class sock : public CAsyncSocket
{
virtual void OnClose(int nErrorCode);
};

So then I can still make my connections using the 'sock' functions, so then I tried this:

Code:

sock::OnClose(int nErrorCode)
{
//My Notifications here, yet they are never executed because this function is never called for some reason.
}

So when the connection is Closed it is susposed to use the Callback event and notify me by running the function sock::OnClose, however for some reason, it does not.

I have never used a Derivative of a class like this before, so I am somewhat confused. Any help would be appreciated, I have been using MFC. Thanks.

I got it working my friends. Wow, I am so happy for some reason. Okay, I'll tell you what I did so that you can know how in the future if you currently don't.

My First problem was getting confused about CObject and how I was actually putting that in the class, second was that my class was private, only in the scope of a button to make the connection(DUH!) I didnt think about that until... well now. So what I did was something like this:

Code:

class MySocket : public CAsyncSocket
{
public:
virtual void OnClose(int nErrorCode);
virtual void OnConnect(int nErrorCode);
};

MySocket Sock;

void MySocket::OnClose(int nErrorCode)
{
//Connection has been closed.
}

void MySocket::OnConnect(int nErrorCode)
{
//You have connected to your destination.
}

//Then you just use Sock as the regular Object.
So like: Sock.Create(etc...);
Sock.Connect(etc...);

Then it will run your OnConnect and OnClose functions! Doesn't that make you very happy! I am very happy! (although I will be tired when I wake up) Yay!