InetSocketAddress
represents an the combination of an IP
(Internet Protocol) address and a port number. The constructors allow
you to specify the IP address as an InetAddress or
as a hostname, and they also allow you to omit the IP address, in
which case the wildcard address is used (this is useful for server
sockets).
Figure 12-9. java.net.InetSocketAddress
public class
InetSocketAddress extends SocketAddress {
// Public Constructors
public
InetSocketAddress (int
port );
public
InetSocketAddress (InetAddress
addr , int
port );
public
InetSocketAddress (String
hostname , int
port );
// Public Class Methods
5.0 public static InetSocketAddress
createUnresolved (String
host , int
port );
// Public Instance Methods
public final InetAddress
getAddress ( );
public final String
getHostName ( );
public final int
getPort ( );
public final boolean
isUnresolved ( );
// Public Methods Overriding Object
public final boolean
equals (Object
obj );
public final int
hashCode ( );
public String
toString ( );
}