pcoip_set_broker_address
Sets the address and port of the broker for a brokered connection to the remote desktop.
C Language
int pcoip_set_broker_address( const char* broker_address, const char* port );
Example | Teradici PCoIP Protocol Functions |
Arguments
Name | Comments |
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broker_address | The address of the broker machine (Teradici Connection Manager). The address can be an IP address or FQDN. |
port | Port of the broker machine. |
General
pcoip_set_broker_address sets the address and port of the broker for a brokered connection to the remote desktop. Call pcoip_set_broker_address before calling pcoip_connect. If the broker address and port are not set with pcoip_set_broker_address, pcoip_connect will use the address of the desktop and the default broker port (443) as the broker for the connection
Return Values
E_OK | |
E_ALREADY_CONNECTED | Do not call this function after the connection is established. |
E_NOT_CONNECTED | Action cannot be performed. There is no connection to the remote server. |
E_OUT_OF_TIME | Function timed out. |
E_ILLEGAL_PARAMETER | Illegal parameter found. |
E_INTERNAL | Internal error found. |
Parameterization
The broker_address and port arguments can be parameterized.
Example
This example shows a connection and disconnection.
pcoip_set_broker_address("mybroker.com", "443"); pcoip_set_broker_address("hogan", "my_domain", lr_unmask("123abc345def678ghi")); pcoip_connect("my_server", "123.123.123.123", "my_server", "4172" ); pcoip_set_display(800, 582); lr_think_time(5); pcoip_mouse_click(626, 13, LEFT_BUTTON, 0, "snapshot2"); pcoip_disconnect();