eoq3tcp - TCP domain client and host

A domain server makes a local domain accessible via TCP port.

A domain host connects to a remote domain using TCP.

Usage

Define serialization and timeouts

config = Config()
config = Config()
config.remoteCmdTxSerializer = "TXT" #or JSO
config.remoteCmdRxSerializers = ["TXT","JSO"] #or e.g. ["TXT"]
config.remoteFrmTxSerializer = "TXT" #or JSO
config.remoteFrmRxSerializer = "TXT" #or JSO
config.connectTimeout = 40

Host

Imports:

from eoq3tcp.tcpdomainhost import TcpDomainHost

Creating a TCP host domain that provides acces to another domain "localDomain", e.g. DomainWithMdb:

server = TcpDomainHost(localDomain,False,HOST,PORT,2**20,b'\x00',config)

Client

Imports:

from eoq3tcp.tcpdomainclient import TcpDomainClient

Connecting to a remote domain:

domain = TcpDomainClient(HOST,PORT,2**20,b'\x00',config)

Examples

See

• pyeoq/Examples/Eoq3/BasicTcpServer.py and
• pyeoq/Examples/Eoq3/BasicTcpDomain.py.

Documentation

For more information see EOQ3 documentation: https://eoq.gitlab.io/doc/eoq3/

Author

2024 Bjoern Annighoefer