Hi, [... consecutively restart tomcat ...] > The only two solutions I found were: > 1) wait some time the try again... > 2) change ecah time the port
In my ears it looks like you do not "unbind" the port. I know, ist typical for Windows, when you kill a process, which uses a port in an unclean way, than windows will block this port for ~30 to 60 seconds. Only after this time, anyone is able to bind to this port again. I only can suggest two things: - check, that when you .stop() tomcat the port is cleanly unbind/closed - when you bind a socket you can set an option like "SO_REUSEADDR", but this is more like a bad hack. With this option set, multiple sockets can be opened and if your process is the only one, all goes fine. Sorry, I don't know where to set this option in java. Greetings Martin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To start a new topic, e-mail: users@tomcat.apache.org To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
