Hi All, I was recently flabbergasted to find out that no Sun JDK 1.5+ supports NIO sever support over ipv6 on any version of Windows (due to lack of support for dual-mode sockets in the underlying Windows stack implementation), and that the situation is only likely to be resolved in the future in JDK 7 on top of Vista (refer http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6230761 ).
Hence my current understanding is that clients who want ApacheDS to listen on an ipv6 socket at start-up will have to use a Unix variant on which the JDK doesn't suffer this problem. Have I missed / misunderstsood anything here, or is there perhaps another JDK implementation with an enhanced NIO implementation (or some other cunning technique) that may represent a "get out of jail" card for me and my clients as far as pre-Vista Windows is concerned? Many thanks.
