PeerContact::PeerEndPoints Property
.NET Framework (current version)
Gets the PeerEndPointCollection associated with this PeerContact.
Assembly: System.Net (in System.Net.dll)
public: property PeerEndPointCollection^ PeerEndPoints { [SecurityCriticalAttribute] virtual PeerEndPointCollection^ get() override; }
Property Value
Type: System.Net.PeerToPeer.Collaboration::PeerEndPointCollection^The PeerEndPoint collection associated with this PeerContact. The default value for this property is null.
| Exception | Condition |
|---|---|
| ObjectDisposedException | This PeerContact object has been disposed. |
Whether a PeerEndPoint is a local peer, remote peer, or host peer for the peer contact represented by this instance is not relevant to the presence of the PeerEndPoint in either the endpoint PeerEndPointCollection or the ContactManager.
The following code example illustrates the proper usage of the PeerEndPoints property:
// If more than one endpoint for a contact exists, let the user choose which to use. //Parameters: // pContact - contact to pick an endpoint for // return value: pPeerEndpoint - the endpoint the user picked private static PeerEndPoint PickEndpointForContact(PeerContact pContact) { PeerEndPointCollection endPointCollection = pContact.PeerEndPoints; if (endPointCollection == null) { Console.WriteLine("Cannot return endpoint for contact {0} -- PeerEndPointCollection is null.", pContact); return null; } if (endPointCollection.Count == 0) { Console.WriteLine("Cannot return endpoint for contact {0} -- PeerEndPointCollection is empty.", pContact); return null; } foreach (PeerEndPoint pep in endPointCollection) { Console.WriteLine("PeerEndPoint is {0}:" , pep); Console.WriteLine("PeerEndPoint information:\n Name: {0}\n IP Address: {1}\n Port: {2}\n", pep.Name, pep.EndPoint.Address, pep.EndPoint.Port); } return endPointCollection[0]; }
.NET Framework
Available since 3.5
Available since 3.5
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