You are, of course, correct about this. I seem to have confused myself
in here
somewhere. I must have done something like this in C code or something.
Now THAT's
off-topic :-) I'm sure this close trick applied to something I've done
in Java, but
I wish I could remember what.
As far as actually solving your problem goes, I believe that
Thread.interrupt will
actually be useful for this kind of thing in 1.2. Of course, first we
need a 1.2 port
for Linux...
Per Widerlund wrote:
> How do you close the socket? The only way to connect is using the socket
> constructor.. ..so how can you have a reference to invoke close() on
> before
> the actual constructor is finished.
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