InetTransport.SocksResolveAddress

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Specifies whether the address of destination host is resolved or passed to SOCKS server for resolving.

Declaration

[C++]
    void setSocksResolveAddress(bool Value);
    bool getSocksResolveAddress(void);

[Pascal]
    property SocksResolveAddress : boolean;

[VB6]
    Property IMCXInetTransport2.SocksResolveAddress As Boolean

[ActiveX]
    HRESULT _stdcall IMCXInetTransport2.SocksResolveAddress([in] VARIANT_BOOL Value );
    HRESULT _stdcall IMCXInetTransport2.SocksResolveAddress([out, retval] VARIANT_BOOL * Value );

[C#]
    public bool SocksResolveAddress;

[VB.NET]
    Public Property SocksResolveAddress As Boolean

[Java]
    public void setSocksResolveAddress(boolean value);
    public boolean getSocksResolveAddress();

[Java ME]
    public void setSocksResolveAddress(boolean value);
    public boolean getSocksResolveAddress();

[Palm]
    void setSocksResolveAddress(bool Value);
    bool getSocksResolveAddress(void);

[DLL]
    void __stdcall MCInetTransportSetSocksResolveAddress(HMCInetTransport h, bool value);
    bool __stdcall MCInetTransportGetSocksResolveAddress(HMCInetTransport h);

Description

    Specifies whether the address of destination host is resolved or passed to SOCKS server for resolving. Usually the host name is resolved on the client system. However some policy can forbid DNS operations on client computers. Then the client needs to pass the host name to the SOCKS server unresolved (SOCKS server is supposed to resolve it itself).
    This property is used only when UseSocks is set.