Using RWSecureSocketAttribute

SourcePro Net : Secure Communication Module User’s Guide : PART II Secure Sockets Package : Advanced Topics : Secure Socket Multiplexing : Using RWSecureSocketAttribute

In the Secure Sockets package, a secure socket attribute is represented by an instance of the RWSecureSocketAttribute class. A secure socket attribute has two parts: a secure socket and an attribute, where the attribute is a combination of any of the following:

RWSecureSocketAttribute::CANREAD	Data is available for reading.
RWSecureSocketAttribute::CANWRITE	Data can be written on the secure socket.
RWSecureSocketAttribute::EXCEPTION	An exceptional condition, such as the arrival of out-of-band data, has occurred.
RWSecureSocketAttribute::ISCONNECTED	The secure socket is connected.
RWSecureSocketAttribute::ISCLOSED	The secure socket is closed.
RWSecureSocketAttribute::CANACCEPT	A connection has arrived on this secure socket and can be received by calling RWSecureSocket::accept().

Applications can set multiple attributes by bitwise ORing them together.