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Well, my code is not opening or closing any sockets explicitly; this is
strictly
an issue of mod_jserv talking to the servlet engine. This problem comes
up as soon
as I start Apache/ApacheJServ.

I have rooted around in the sources to see if anything obvious pops up
but not so far. Let me ask the question in another way: is anyone using
either Linux or Solaris NOT seeing this behavior? Just starting up
ApacheJServ results in a bunch of TIME_WAIT sockets as the 3 second
interval PING message executes. Do a 'netstat -a' to see this.

Nick Bauman wrote:
> 
> Simple idea, but are you _sure_ you're closing your
> sockets every time? I'm not sure I am unless I have a
> finally{} block in my servlet.
> 
> try {
>   // do stuff
> } catch( java.io.IOException ex ) {
>   // do stuff
>   System.err.println("ServletName: "+ex);
> } finally {
>   // do stuff
>   try {
>     out.flush();
>     out.close();
>   } catch(Exception ignore) {}
> }
> 
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