A Discrete-Event Network Simulator
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Applications
+ Collaboration diagram for Applications:

Topics

 BulkSendApplication
 
 
 OnOffApplication
 
 
 PacketSink
 
 
 ThreeGppHttpClientServer
 
 
 UdpClientServer
 
 
 UdpEcho
 
 
 applications module tests
 
 

Classes

class  ns3::SeqTsEchoHeader
 Packet header to carry sequence number and two timestamps. More...
 
class  ns3::SeqTsHeader
 Packet header to carry sequence number and timestamp. More...
 
class  ns3::SeqTsSizeHeader
 Header with a sequence, a timestamp, and a "size" attribute. More...
 
class  ns3::SinkApplication
 Base class for sink applications. More...
 
class  ns3::SourceApplication
 Base class for source applications. More...
 
class  ns3::ThreeGppHttpClientHelper
 Helper to make it easier to instantiate an ThreeGppHttpClient on a set of nodes. More...
 

Detailed Description

This section documents the API of the ns-3 applications module. For a generic functional description, please refer to the ns-3 manual.

Class ns3::Application can be used as a base class for ns3 applications. Applications are associated with individual nodes. Each node holds a list of references (smart pointers) to its applications.

Conceptually, an application has zero or more ns3::Socket objects associated with it, that are created using the Socket creation API of the Kernel capability. The Socket object API is modeled after the well-known BSD sockets interface, although it is somewhat simplified for use with ns3. Further, any socket call that would normally "block" in normal sockets will return immediately in ns3. A set of "upcalls" are defined that will be called when the previous blocking call would normally exit. THis is documented in more detail Socket class in socket.h.

The main purpose of the base class application public API is to provide a uniform way to start and stop applications.