TElSSHClass.OnReceive event

TElSSHClass.OnReceive

This event is fired when the component needs more data.

Declaration

[C#]
event TSSHReceiveEvent OnReceive;
delegate void TSSHReceiveEvent(Object Sender, ref byte[] Buffer, int MaxSize, out int Written);

[VB.NET]
Event OnReceive As TSSHReceiveEvent
Delegate Sub TSSHReceiveEvent(ByVal Sender As Object, ByRef Buffer As Byte(), ByVal MaxSize As Integer, Out Written As Integer)

[Pascal]
property OnReceive : TSSHReceiveEvent;
TSSHReceiveEvent = procedure (Sender: TObject; Buffer : pointer; MaxSize : longint; out Written : longint) of object;

[C++]
    void get_OnReceive(TSSHReceiveEvent &pMethodOutResult, void * &pDataOutResult);
    void set_OnReceive(TSSHReceiveEvent pMethodValue, void * pDataValue);
    typedef void (SB_CALLBACK *TSSHReceiveEvent)(void * _ObjectData, TObjectHandle Sender, void * Buffer, int32_t MaxSize, int32_t &Written);

[Java]
    TSSHReceiveEvent getOnReceive();
    void setOnReceive(TSSHReceiveEvent Value);
    TSSHReceiveEvent.Callback OnReceive = new TSSHReceiveEvent.Callback() {
        public void TSSHReceiveEventCallback(TObject Sender, byte[] Buffer, int MaxSize, TSBInteger Written) {
            //...
        }
    }

Parameters

Buffer - The buffer where to put encrypted data
MaxSize - The maximal needed size of data (in bytes)
Written - The real size of data that was passed

Description

This event is fired when the client/server component wants a new portion of encrypted data from the remote part. it is a good idea to call recv function inside this event handler.

You must handle this event in any case. There is no other way to pass the encrypted data between the remote parties!