Reputation: 3501
I have a python implementation of a server 'MyServer
', which connects to a network over UDP
and thus, inherits from DatagramProtocol
. This server can connect with the network only using UDP (this cannot be changed due to the network specification). The server runs as an application in the following way:
udp_server = internet.UDPServer(port, server)
application = service.Application("MyServer")
udp_server.setServiceParent(application)
I also have the implementation of a POP3
server. However, this server is connected by the POP3 client via the TCP
. I would like to allow my server to also run the POP3 server, something like:
class MyServer(DatagramProtocol):
def __init__(self, params):
self.POP3server = POP3Server(params) #my implementation of POP3 server
TCP and UDP are totally different protocols, but maybe there is possibility or a tricky solution to allow a TCP POP3Server run as part of a UDP Server?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 511
Reputation: 48335
from twisted.application.internet import UDPServer, TCPServer
...
UDPServer(port, udp_server).setServiceParent(application)
TCPServer(port, tcp_server).setServiceParent(application)
Upvotes: 1