Restricting InlineJavaServer to 127.0.0.1

We needed to execure Perl programs from an already established Java environment (CMS engine).
InlineJavaPerlInterpreter wasn't suitable, as it seems to require the JNI setup, and its portability is under a big question, at least it is much harder to automate.
I've automated the Inline::Java installation from CPAN (so that we can deploy our application and its Perl part "just runs" anywhere where Perl is installed; here is how I did it, in case anybody is interested: http://bizlink.ru/public/perl/install.pl).
Then i've started the InlineJavaServer manually, from a separate thread, in the shared mode. Cudos to the Inline::Java developers, everything seems to work as expected: we can execute Perl programs from Java and they can access anything from inside our Java VM using static method invocations on STUDY-ed classes.

I want to restrict that "backdoor" to our JVM to be accessible only from the lo (127.0.0.1) interface. Of course i can (usually) use a firewall for that, but it still would be fine to have a "host" argument in the InlineJavaServer constructor. Like that:

public InlineJavaServer(int debug, String _host, int _port, boolean _shared_jvm, boolean _priv){ ... host = _host; ... if (host == null || host.length() == 0) server_socket = new ServerSocket(port) ; else server_socket = new ServerSocket(port, 0, InetAddress.getByName(host)) ;