thanks, Roland:
I think you are right. the apache httpclient code seems hardcoded the
local port to 0 when creating a socket. Sounds like this should not be a
vista specific issue.
This depends on some low level settings related to address re-use.
just wonder how you find those low level settings and maybe change it and
make it working?
thanks,
Michelle
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Hello Michelle,
> this seems a windows vista issue only. can anyone throw some light?
> Here is the exception:
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> java.net.BindException: Address already in use: NET_Bind
I assume you were to trying to bind the socket locally to a specific
port number. In that case it is a problem with Windows choosing a
free port. If you were trying to bind to a specific port locally,
that one was already in use. Note that even after a socket is closed,
the port to which it was bound can remain blocked for some time.
This depends on some low level settings related to address re-use.
hope this helps,
Roland
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