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import java.net.*;import org.python.util.PythonInterpreter;import org.python.core.*;/* Project PyEmU * @class: ConnectionHandler * @author: Development Team * @notes: Handles, accepts and rejects connections. */public class ConnectionHandler implements Runnable {	public static int maxConn = 100; // Zero: Maximum connections (players)	public static String[] connectingIPS = new String[maxConn]; // Zero: IPs of all players	private static int Port = 5454; // Zero: Port :-)	private static stream inStream = null;		public ConnectionHandler() { }		public static void main(String args[]) {		connects = new ConnectionHandler(); // Zero: Create a new object		new Thread(connects); // Zero: Create a new thread		connects.start(); // Zero: Start the thread			}		public void run() {		try {			cListener = new ServerSocket(Port, 1, null);			while (true) {				boolean appro = false;				Socket s = cListener.accept();				s.setTcpNoDelay(true);                String conPlayer = s.getInetAddress().getHostName(); // Zero: Get info from connecting player                if (conPlayer != "test.somenuller.org" && conPlayer != "null") {                	for (int i = 0; i < connectingIPS.length; i++) {                		if (conPlayer != connectingIPS[i]) {                			appro = true;                			break;                		} else {                			 printTag(1, conPlayer + " Rejected !");                			 s.close();                		}		                 	}                	if (appro) {                		printTag(1, conPlayer + " Accepted !");                		// Execute a python script here? Thief's player_handler? Idk if threads can have args, tho :X                		PlayerHandler.createPlayer(conPlayer, s);                	}                } else {                	s.close();                }			}		} catch (java.io.IOException ioe) {			printTag(0, "Unable to start ServerSocket!");		}	}		public static void printTag(int typ, String txt) { // Zero: A handy method, feel free to add more cases.		switch (typ) {			case 0:			System.out.println(txt);			break;			case 1:			System.out.println("[ConnectionHandler]: " + txt);			break;			case 2:			System.out.println("[PlayerHandler]: " + txt);			break;		}				} 	}