Class Socket
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Nested Class Summary
Nested ClassesModifier and TypeClassDescriptionstatic interfaceThis interface can be invoked to stop listening on a server socket -
Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionstatic voidconnect(String host, int port, SocketConnection sc) Connect to a remote hoststatic com.codename1.io.Socket.CloseconnectWithClose(String host, int port, SocketConnection sc) Connect to a remote hoststatic StringReturns the hostname or ip address of the device if available/applicablestatic booleanReturns true if this port can listen on the LOOPBACK interface only, so the channel is reachable from the device itself but not from the network.static booleanReturns true if server sockets are supported in this port, if this method returns false invocations of listen will always failstatic booleanReturns true if sockets are supported in this port, false otherwisestatic Socket.StopListeningListen to incoming connections on portstatic Socket.StopListeninglistenLoopback(int port, Class scClass) Listens on the given port on the LOOPBACK interface only, so the channel is reachable from this device but not from the network.
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Method Details
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isSupported
public static boolean isSupported()Returns true if sockets are supported in this port, false otherwise
Returns
true if sockets are supported in this port, false otherwise
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isServerSocketSupported
public static boolean isServerSocketSupported()Returns true if server sockets are supported in this port, if this method returns false invocations of listen will always fail
Returns
true if server sockets are supported in this port, false otherwise
Deprecated
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isLoopbackServerSocketSupported
public static boolean isLoopbackServerSocketSupported()Returns true if this port can listen on the LOOPBACK interface only, so the channel is reachable from the device itself but not from the network.
This is a strictly narrower capability than
isServerSocketSupported(), which binds the wildcard address and therefore publishes the port on every network interface. A port must implement loopback binding explicitly; there is no fallback to a wildcard bind, because silently widening the reach of a channel a caller asked to keep local would be the wrong failure.Returns
true if
listenLoopback(int, Class)is usable on this port -
connect
Connect to a remote host
Parameters
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host: the host -
port: the connection port -
sc: callback for when the connection is established or fails
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connectWithClose
public static com.codename1.io.Socket.Close connectWithClose(String host, int port, SocketConnection sc) Connect to a remote host
Parameters
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host: the host -
port: the connection port -
sc: callback for when the connection is established or fails
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listen
Listen to incoming connections on port
Parameters
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port: the device port -
scClass: @param scClass class of callback for when the connection is established or fails, this class will be instantiated for every incoming connection and must have a public no argument constructor.
Returns
StopListening instance that allows the the caller to stop listening on a server socket
Deprecated
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listenLoopback
Listens on the given port on the LOOPBACK interface only, so the channel is reachable from this device but not from the network. Otherwise identical to
listen(int, Class):scClassis instantiated per incoming connection and must have a public no-argument constructor.Use this for anything that is local by nature - a debug or automation channel, an on-device tool talking to a companion process. Callers that genuinely want to serve the network should use
listen(int, Class)and say so.Fails (never falls back to a wildcard bind) when
isLoopbackServerSocketSupported()is false.Parameters
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scClass: class of callback for each incoming connection
Returns
StopListening instance that allows the caller to stop listening
Throws
IllegalStateException: if this platform cannot bind a loopback server socket. Thrown here rather than on the listener thread so a caller cannot walk away believing it is listening when nothing ever bound.
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getHostOrIP
Returns the hostname or ip address of the device if available/applicable
Returns
the hostname or ip address of the device if available/applicable
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