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This Handler subclass formats
LogRecord objects and outputs the resulting
strings to a network socket. When you create a
SocketHandler, you can pass the hostname and port
of the socket to the constructor or you can rely on system-wide
defaults obtained with LogManager.getProperty( ).
SocketHandler also uses
LogManager.getProperty( ) to obtain initial values
for the properties inherited from Handler. The
table below lists these properties, as well as the host and port
arguments, the value passed to getProperty( ), and
the default value used if getProperty( ) returns
null. See Handler for further
details.

Figure 16-121. java.util.logging.SocketHandler

public class

SocketHandler extends StreamHandler {
// Public Constructors
public

SocketHandler ( ) throws java.io.IOException;
public

SocketHandler (String

host , int

port ) throws java.io.IOException;
// Public Methods Overriding StreamHandler
public void

close ( ) throws SecurityException; synchronized
public void

publish (LogRecord

record ); synchronized
}