Chirag Dewan wrote:
How do you observe that the connector is still bound to the port?
Yes. I used netstat to observe that. Plus when I try to add another context to the same
port,I get "Address already in use" exception.
What does it show?
I can see my java process running on that port.
What happens if you make a request?
As I said,I am sure that the deployed context is removed. I get a timeout on a
request.
If the context was removed, but the Connector was still there, should you not get a 404
Not Found, rather than a timeout ?
When I start my Tomcat Server(tomcat.start()),I understand it adds a default
connector to the service on port 8080,so after adding my connector on port
1090,i can see my java process listening on port 1090 and 8080.
I really dont understand what wrong I might be doing.
Thanks
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From: Christopher Schultz <ch...@christopherschultz.net>
To: Tomcat Users List <users@tomcat.apache.org>
Sent: Monday, 13 May 2013 9:47 PM
Subject: Re: Port still busy after removing connector in Embedded Tomcat 7.0.30
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Chirag,
On 5/13/13 11:34 AM, Chirag Dewan wrote:
I am embedding Apache Tomcat 7.0.30 in my application. I am using
the Tomcat class,and my application requires dynamic addition and
removal of connectors(HTTP).
Now while removing the connectors,the application gets undeployed
but the port remains occupied and the connector continue to listen
on the port. I am using customized HTTP connector.
Here is a snippet from my source code:
for removing connector:
if( connector != null ) { connector.decUsage(); if(
connector.getUsage() == 0 ) { connector.stop();
this.tomcat.getService().removeConnector( connector ); } }
for adding connector:
this.tomcat.getService().addConnector( connector );
I know the port is not getting free. Because when I try to deploy
to the same port again,it gives me an address already in use
exception. I have surfed for this issue a lot,but to no avail. Any
help would be greatly appreciated.
Can you take a thread dump and find which code look like it's doing
connection-related things?
How do you observe that the connector is still bound to the port?
netstat? What does it show? What happens if you make a request?
- -chris
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