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An Address
object represents what we commonly think of
as a "telephone number".
JcpAddress.getName()
.
Address objects may be classified into two categories: local and remote. A "Local" Address is one physically or administratively serviced by the existing Provider. Conversely, a "Remote" address is not served by this Provider. A remote Address may not have the full visibility or control capabilities of a local address. (By impaired visibility, we mean connection states involving this address may not be as finely discriminated; by impaired control, we mean that not all the connection's methods involving this address may be functional.) Note that applications never explicitly create new Address objects.
An Address is associated with a Call until the Connection moves into
the DISCONNECTED
state.
Method Summary | |
java.lang.String |
getName()
Returns the string representation of the JcpAddress. |
JcpProvider |
getProvider()
Retrieves the Jcpprovider handling this address object. |
Method Detail |
public java.lang.String getName()
public JcpProvider getProvider()
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