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With gurux.net component you can send data easily syncronously or asyncronously using TCP or UDP connection.

Open Source GXNet media component, made by Gurux Ltd, is a part of GXMedias set of media components, which programming interfaces help you implement communication by chosen connection type. For more info check out Gurux.

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You can get source codes from http://www.github.com/gurux or add reference to your project:

go get github.com/Gurux/gxcommon-go@v1.0.1
go get github.com/Gurux/gxnet-go@v1.0.1

Simple example

Before use you must set following settings:

• HostName
• Port
• Protocol

It is also good to add listener to listen following events.

• SetOnError
• SetOnReceived
• SetOnMediaStateChange

media := gxnet.NewGXNet(gxnet.TCP, "127.0.0.1", 4059)
media.open()

Data is send with send command:

media.Send("Hello World!", "")

In default mode received data is coming as asynchronously from OnReceived event. Event listener is added like this:

media.SetOnReceived(func(m gxcommon.IGXMedia, e gxcommon.ReceiveEventArgs) {
	fmt.Printf("Async data: %s\n", e.String())
})

Data can be also send as syncronous if needed.

defer media.GetSynchronous()()
err = media.Send("Hello World!\n", "")
if err != nil {
    fmt.Fprintln(os.Stderr, "error:", err)
    return
}
r := gxcommon.NewReceiveParameters[string]()
r.EOP = "\n"
r.WaitTime = *w
r.Count = 0
ret, err := media.Receive(r)
if err != nil {
    fmt.Fprintln(os.Stderr, "error returned:", err)
    return
}
if ret {
    fmt.Printf("Sync data: %s\n", r.Reply)
}