In Java, SocketImplFactory Class is an interface java.net.SocketImplFactory Class is defining a factory for SocketImpl instances, as this interface is usable by sockets classes to create the sockets execution that implements various policies through it. Interface java.net.SocketImplFactory Class is defining the factory for setting the socketing executions. It uses classes as Socket and ServerSocket to create to its current socket executions on it.
--> java.net Package
--> SocketImplFactory Class
java.net is one of package that use SocketImplFactory in providing the classes for executing on its networking applications.
Method of SocketImplFactory Class
| Method | Action Performed |
|---|---|
| createSocketImpl() | Creating an new SocketImpl instances on it |
Uses of SocketImplFactory Class in java.net package
| Method | Action Performed |
|---|---|
| ServerSocket.setSocketFactory(SocketImplFactory fac) | Setting up an server socketing execution on factories of the application. Using an ServerSocketFactory and its subclass to ServerSocket directly. |
| Socket.setSocketImplFactory(SocketImplFactory fac) | Setting up an client socketing executions factories of its application. Using an SocketFactory and its subclass to Socket directly. |
Example 1:
Java
// Java Program to Illustrate SocketImplFactory Class// Methodpublic void Myserver java_net_SocketImplFactory() { // Testing for method void // java.net.Socket.setSocketImplFactory can not to be // test as settled will causes the factory to be changing // for all subsequent sockets SecurityManager sm = new SecurityManager() { // Method // To check permission public void checkPermission(Permission perm) { // Print statement system.out.println( "message= Hello GFG Readers!"); } // Method // To check SetFactory public void checkSetFactory() { // Throwing SecurityExceptions throw new SecurityException(); } }} |
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Example 2:
Java
// Java Program to Illustrate SocketImplFactory Class// Methodpublic void Myclient java_net_SocketImplFactory() { // Testing for method void method in it // java.net.Socket.setSocketImplFactory(java.net.SocketImplFactory) // Cannot to be test as settled will causing the factory // to be changing for all subsequent sockets // Accessing object of SecurityManager Class SecurityManager obj = new SecurityManager() { public void checkPermission(Permission perm) { system.out.println(" "); } // Checking checkSetFactory() method public void checkSetFactory() { // Throwing SecurityExceptions throw new SecurityException(); } }} |
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Note: In above two code we are only emphasizing on eccentric concept so do not look for the start point of execution of code as main() method is not inserted over here.
