Message sent from server to client if login was not valid. More...

#include <messages.h>

Public Member Functions
	psAuthRejectedMessage (uint32_t clientToken, const char *reason)
	Create psMessageBytes struct for outbound use. More...

	psAuthRejectedMessage (MsgEntry *message)
	Crack incoming psMessageBytes struct for inbound use. More...

	PSF_DECLARE_MSG_FACTORY ()

virtual csString	ToString (NetBase::AccessPointers *accessPointers)
	Converts the message into human readable string. More...

Public Member Functions inherited from psMessageCracker
void	FireEvent ()
	Publishes the message to the local program. More...

virtual csString	GetMessageTypeName () const =0
	Gets the name of the message type. More...

void	Multicast (csArray< PublishDestination > &multi, uint32_t except, float range)
	Multicasts the message to all current connections. More...

	psMessageCracker ()

void	SendMessage ()
	Sends the message to the client/server. More...

virtual	~psMessageCracker ()

Public Attributes
csString	msgReason
	This is something like "account not valid" or "password not valid. More...

Public Attributes inherited from psMessageCracker
int	filterNumber

csRef< MsgEntry >	msg

bool	valid

Additional Inherited Members
Static Public Attributes inherited from psMessageCracker
static MsgHandler *	msghandler

Detailed Description

Message sent from server to client if login was not valid.

Definition at line 750 of file messages.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

psAuthRejectedMessage::psAuthRejectedMessage	(	uint32_t	clientToken,
		const char *	reason
	)

Create psMessageBytes struct for outbound use.

psAuthRejectedMessage::psAuthRejectedMessage ( MsgEntry * message )

Crack incoming psMessageBytes struct for inbound use.

psAuthRejectedMessage::PSF_DECLARE_MSG_FACTORY ( )

virtual csString psAuthRejectedMessage::ToString ( NetBase::AccessPointers * accessPointers )

virtual

Converts the message into human readable string.

Parameters

accessPointers A struct to a number of access pointers.

csString psAuthRejectedMessage::msgReason

This is something like "account not valid" or "password not valid.

Definition at line 754 of file messages.h.

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