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An application can get the address and port on which the device will accept connections The getLocalAddress method returns the IP address of the device The getLocalPort method returns the assigned port number See Section 1551, "Getting the Local Address and Port Number" for more information, but remember that the values returned from the ServerSocketConnection versions of the methods are not the address and port of an active SocketConnection

a, b = (1, 2) del a, b def f(x): return x, x ** 2 # left of binary operator # right of unary statement # right of unary statement # left of binary operator

for x, y in ((1, 1), (2, 4), (3, 9)): print(x, y)

Listing 33 shows a client application that uses the to method returns the reply message send a message Notice that the as the return parameter

There is no obligation to follow this coding style; some programmers prefer to always use parentheses which is the same as the tuple representational form, whereas others use them only if they are strictly necessary

Access to a server socket connection is restricted to prevent unauthorized transmission or reception of data MIDlet suites needing to use server sockets must request the javaxmicroeditionioConnectorserversocket permission for Trusted MIDlet suites as described in Section 183, "Trusted MIDlet Suite Security Model"

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>>> eyes = ("brown", "hazel", "amber", "green", "blue", "gray") >>> colors = (hair, eyes) >>> colors[1][3:-1] ('green', 'blue')

Here we have nested two tuples inside another tuple Nested collections to any level of depth can be created like this without formality The slice operator [] can be applied to a slice, with as many used as necessary For example:

Shape Changing There is an inherent request-reply nature built in to the HTTP protocol, and therefore the HTTP transport channel uses the request-reply channel shape Other forms of communication, such as one-way and duplex over HTTP, are done through shape changing This is done by layering a protocol channel on top of the transport channel to support one-way or duplex communication Listing 34 shows a custom binding that layers a one-way , on top of an shape-changing binding element, HTTP transport We will see more advanced examples of shape changing binding element in 12, using the Peer Networking

>>> things = (1, -75, ("pea", (5, "Xyz"), "queue")) >>> things[2][1][1][2] 'z'

Let s look at this piece by piece, beginning with things[2] which gives us the third item in the tuple (since the rst item has index 0), which is itself a tuple, ("pea", (5, "Xyz"), "queue") The expression things[2][1] gives us the second item in the things[2] tuple, which is again a tuple, (5, "Xyz") And things[2][1][1] gives us the second item in this tuple, which is the string "Xyz" Finally, things[2][1][1][2] gives us the third item (character) in the string, that is, "z" Tuples are able to hold any items of any data type, including collection types such as tuples and lists, since what they really hold are object references Using complex nested data structures like this can easily become confusing One solution is to give names to particular index positions For example:

The device tries to authorize the MIDlet when the MIDlet calls the Connectoropen method with a valid server socket connection string If the authorization fails and the MIDlet is not allowed to use the server socket API, the Connectoropen method throws a javalangSecurityException The device also checks the MIDlet's permission when the MIDlet calls the acceptAndOpen method and might check when the MIDlet calls the openInputStream, openDataInputStream, openOutputStream, or openDataOutputStream methods

>>> >>> >>> >>> 220 MANUFACTURER, MODEL, SEATING = (0, 1, 2) MINIMUM, MAXIMUM = (0, 1) aircraft = ("Airbus", "A320-200", (100, 220)) aircraft[SEATING][MAXIMUM]

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