Linux thread/socket problem - workaround in jdk1.3.1

2001-07-21 Thread ludovic
.3.1-FCS on i386 for a thread/socket problem on Linux. The bug is listed at http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4344135.html In short; On Linux platforms, a thread that is waiting on an I/O operation will not wake up if a file involved in the I/O operation is closed. This problem

Re: Socket problem

2001-06-23 Thread Timothy Reaves
Seb Barre wrote: > I'm assuming you have one thread that "listens" on your connection port, > accepts the connection, and hands off the connected socket to another > separate thread that handles the actual sending/receiving of data? > This is correct. > If your main listening threa

Socket problem

2001-06-19 Thread Timothy Reaves
Hello all. I have an application that opens a socket to a server. Both client and server are Java, 1.3.1, and the distro's are SuSE 7.1 In running tests of this application, a situation has occured that I'm not sure how to solve. The client conencts to the sever and downloads

Socket problem

1999-11-28 Thread Daniel Sears
I'm having trouble running the networking examples from the Java tutorial on the Linux JDK. I know this is basic stuff and I've gone through the mailing list archives and the FAQ My problem is that Socket throws an IOException for every IP address I use. For example: try { ec

Re: jdk 1.1.5_v7 -> 1.1.6_v4a, socket problem.

1998-09-27 Thread Nelson Minar
>> COM.objectspace.voyager.TransportException: java.net.SocketException: Socket >option unsupported >It's a v4a bug. It's fixed in our development code, but that's waiting >on me to get the library version handling code tested. I bet you were >setting LINGER or REUSEADDR -- these got broken

jdk 1.1.5_v7 -> 1.1.6_v4a, socket problem.

1998-09-27 Thread Steve Byrne
Nelson Minar writes: > I have a bunch of complicated network code that works fine under > jdk 1.1.5_v7, but fails in jdk 1.1.6_v4a with a socket exception: > > COM.objectspace.voyager.TransportException: java.net.SocketException: Socket option unsupported It's a v4a bug. It's fixed in our

jdk 1.1.5_v7 -> 1.1.6_v4a, socket problem.

1998-09-26 Thread Nelson Minar
I have a bunch of complicated network code that works fine under jdk 1.1.5_v7, but fails in jdk 1.1.6_v4a with a socket exception: COM.objectspace.voyager.TransportException: java.net.SocketException: Socket option unsupported Unfortunately, my program has a lot of stuff in it, so it's hard t

Server Socket problem

1998-09-16 Thread serge
Hello All. I've made some servlet and installed JServ module for apache. All works good but only short time. JServ module restarts often because of "Invalid argument" in server socket accept. Some error I've got while using JSDK's http server. Does anyone know how to solve this problem? bye, ls

JDK1.1.6v4a socket problem

1998-09-08 Thread Michael Thome
I'm having a socket-related problem new to v4a. It all still works under v3a... Here's the exception: com.objectspace.voyager.transport.TransportException: java.net.SocketException: Socket option unsupported at com.objectspace.voyager.transport.Gateway.send(Gateway.java:83) at

Re: Weird socket problem

1998-08-03 Thread Joe Carter
To see what's on the network checkout http://www.sniffit.com Also u can put a load of print(f/ln)s in the client and server stuff to see what's going on. Create some logs and pick through them. This (crude) method is usually the best for multithreaded stuff. Beyond that, start write test harne

Weird socket problem

1998-08-03 Thread Stefan Toth
Hello, I wrote a multiuser server application(c++), which is using select for detection of incoming messages. When a message appears I must send something to all the clients. I have a list of sockets, where I have to send the message.(pretty much like a chat system). The client side is written i