Examples of com.mysql.jdbc.SocketFactory.connect()

com.mysql.jdbc.SocketFactory.connect()

Creates a new socket using the given properties. Properties are parsed by the driver from the URL. All properties other than sensitive ones (user and password) are passed to this method. The driver will instantiate the socket factory with the class name given in the property "socketFactory", where the standard is com.mysql.jdbc.StandardSocketFactory Implementing classes are responsible for handling synchronization of this method (if needed). @param host the hostname passed in the JDBC URL. It will be a single hostname, as the driver parses multi-hosts (for failover) and calls this method for each host connection attempt. @param portNumber the port number to connect to (if required). @param props properties passed to the driver via the URL and/or properties instance. @return a socket connected to the given host @throws SocketException if a socket error occurs @throws IOException if an I/O error occurs


        if (path != null) {
          hostSpecificProps.setProperty("junixsocket.file", path);
        }


        return new HangingSocket(factory.connect(hostnameToConnectTo,
            portNumber, hostSpecificProps), props, hostname);
      }


    }


        if (path != null) {
          hostSpecificProps.setProperty("junixsocket.file", path);
        }


        return new HangingSocket(factory.connect(hostnameToConnectTo,
            portNumber, hostSpecificProps), props, hostname);
      }


    }

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