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The SocketImplFactory interface defines a factory for creating socket implementations, used by Socket and ServerSocket classes.
This factory provides a single method, createSocketImpl(), which returns a new instance of SocketImpl for use in socket creation.
Developers can use this interface to customize the socket creation process by providing their own SocketImpl implementations.
public interface
SocketImplFactory
This interface defines a factory for socket implementations. It
is used by the classes Socket and
ServerSocket to create actual socket
implementations.
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