NO-STATUSThe socket example demonstrates how to use the TCP and UDP socket API.
This API is normally only available to packaged apps with the requisite
socket permission, but can be enabled for debugging purposes using the
--allow-nacl-socket-api=<hostname> command line
flag.
First set a server address in the form of 'hostname:port', then push the
"Connect" button to establish a connection.
"Send" button sends the message of the text area to the the remote host.
Any data received back will be output to the status log.
For example, try connecting to a TCP echo server that will reply with
whatever bytes you send, or connect to a web server and send a GET
request.
"Close" button closes the connection.
The "Listen" button can be used create a local TCP or UDP echo server
listenting on the port specified. Once started this server can be connected
to by entering localhost:<port>
above.