public interface IServerAddress

Provides a specification for identifying a Perforce server as a resource in a network. Usually, this means information needed for a Perforce client to communicate with the Perforce server.

This specification has the familiarity of the standard Java URI. The protocol part specifies which network implementation to use and whether it is a secure (SSL) connection. The optional query string part can be used to set P4Java properties.

 The P4Java URI syntax:
 
 protocol://host:port?query
 
 protocol = p4java|p4javassl|p4jrpc|p4jrpcssl|p4jrpcnts|p4jrpcntsssl
 host = hostname|IP address
 port = [0-9]* (values 0 to 65535)
 query = string (i.e. key0=value0&key1=value1...)
 
 p4java - default protocol (same as p4jrpc)
 p4javassl - secure default protocol (same as p4jrpcssl)
 p4jrpc - one-shot (connection-per-command) RPC protocol implementation.
 p4jrpcssl - secure one-shot (connection-per-command) RPC protocol implementation.
 p4jrpcnts - non-thread-safe (multiple-commands-per-connection) RPC protocol implementation.
 p4jrpcntsssl - secure non-thread-safe (multiple-commands-per-connection) RPC protocol implementation.
 p4jrsh - run p4d in 'rsh' mode.
 
 P4Java URI Examples:
 
 p4java://myp4server:1777
 
 p4javassl://myp4server.xyz.com:1777?key0=value0&key1=value1