TM_TCPCLIENT_t Struct Reference

Client structure, passed as first parameter in all client based callback functions. More...

#include <tm_stm32f4_ethernet.h>

Data Fields
char	name [ETHERNET_MAX_CONNECTION_NAME]
uint8_t	active
uint8_t	ip_addr [4]
uint16_t	port
uint8_t	headers_done
uint8_t *	active_connections_count
void *	user_parameters
struct tcp_pcb *	pcb
client_states	state
struct pbuf *	p_tx

Detailed Description

Client structure, passed as first parameter in all client based callback functions.

Field Documentation

uint8_t active

Connection is active

uint8_t* active_connections_count

Pointer to number of active connections this time.

uint8_t headers_done

This is user defined option. When you connect to some website and receive data back, you will also get HTTP headers and your data. When receive data handler will be first called, this parameter will be set to 0. If you detect when headers are done ("\r\n\r\n" string) then you can set this parameter to 1, and it will stay 1 until connection is closed. This can be used, if you don't want to print headers to user.

uint8_t ip_addr[4]

IP address for our external connection

char name[ETHERNET_MAX_CONNECTION_NAME]

Connection name, we choose it when we call TM_ETHERNETCLIENT_Connect function

struct pbuf* p_tx

Pointer to current active buffer

struct tcp_pcb* pcb

Pointer to currently active PCB

uint16_t port

Port for our external connection

client_states state

client status

void* user_parameters

Pointer to user parameters for connection which are passed on "Connect" function This can be used to pass special data for your connection, which you can then easily be used in headers callback to format proper request string.