cajeta.io.net.SocketAddress — an immutable socket address: an IpAddress paired with a TCP/UDP port (0..65535). parse accepts the two canonical host:port spellings — "127.0.0.1:8080" for IPv4 and "[::1]:8080" for IPv6 (bracketed literal) — and toString reproduces exactly that form, so parse(s).toString() round-trips byte-identically. A bare host with no :port is not accepted by parse; use of to build one programmatically.

SocketAddress addr #= SocketAddress.parse("127.0.0.1:8080");
int32 port = addr.getPort();         // 8080
IpAddress lo #= IpAddress.loopbackV6();
SocketAddress v6 #= SocketAddress.of(#lo, 443);
String text #= v6.toString();         // "[::1]:443"

Methods

Signature
`SocketAddress()`	The IPv4 wildcard `0.0.0.0:0`
`static #SocketAddress of(#IpAddress addr, int32 port)` ⚑	Build from an existing `IpAddress` (ownership moves in) and a port
`IpAddress getIp()`	The IP endpoint
`int32 getPort()`	The port (`0..65535`)
`AddressFamily getFamily()`	The address family of the contained IP (`V4` or `V6`)
`boolean equals(SocketAddress other)`	Equal iff IPs and ports match
`static #SocketAddress parse(String input)` ⚑	Parse `"ip:port"` / `"[v6]:port"` text
`#String toString()`	Canonical text: `ip:port` for IPv4, `[ip]:port` for IPv6 — the exact inverse of `parse`

⚑ = @EntryPoint

SocketAddress

Methods

See also