Creates a DOFServer that uses the specified configuration. The server is associated with the DOF instance that creates it, and only that DOF can accept connections or route operations through it (see DOF).

Servers do not start automatically when created. After creating the server, call DOFServer.start(int) or DOFServer.beginStart(int) . To stop the server temporarily, call DOFServer.stop() . Stopped servers can be restarted using DOFServer.start or DOFServer.beginStart. Each DOFServer instance must be destroyed when it is no longer needed. See DOFServer.destroy() and destroy() . Destroyed servers cannot be restarted.

The internal library tracks references to duplicate servers, so this method can safely be called multiple times with the same configuration without consuming extra resources. Such duplicate servers are frequently needed, especially by nodes that create servers dynamically in response to other method calls.

This method may be used to create unicast servers, but not to create multicast servers. Use DOFServer.createServer(Config) to create multicast servers.

public DOFServer createServer(
	DOFServerConfig config
)