ServerSocket class Comparison Table

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ServerSocket class comparison table

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Java class Java module The Basics of Java class^2

ServerSocket class Socket clientSocket= new Socket(host, port); 3.5 - Technology Needed to Build Client-Server Systems Java class the server must have a thread constantly listening for connections using a statement like the following, embedded in a loop:
Socket clientSocket = serverSocket.accept();
The above statement will wait indefinitely in the accept method until a client tries to connect, then it will try to create an instance of Socket class to handle the new connection. If this is successful both client and server now have instances of Socket class and can communicate freely with each other. to allow a server to listen to a port ServerSocket serverSocket = new ServerSocket(port);
where port is the integer representing the port number on which the server should be listening server socket

Subject	have example of connecting	is a kind of	is a subtopic of	is an instance of	have example of accepting a connection	have purpose	have example of listening	see also
Java class		Java module	The Basics of Java					class^2
ServerSocket class	Socket clientSocket= new Socket(host, port);		3.5 - Technology Needed to Build Client-Server Systems	Java class	the server must have a thread constantly listening for connections using a statement like the following, embedded in a loop: Socket clientSocket = serverSocket.accept(); The above statement will wait indefinitely in the accept method until a client tries to connect, then it will try to create an instance of Socket class to handle the new connection. If this is successful both client and server now have instances of Socket class and can communicate freely with each other.	to allow a server to listen to a port	ServerSocket serverSocket = new ServerSocket(port); where port is the integer representing the port number on which the server should be listening	server socket

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