On 10/19/09 18:11, Bill Shannon wrote:
> Sankar Neelakandan wrote on 10/19/09 4:56 PM:
>
>> Bill Shannon wrote:
>>
>>> Sankar Neelakandan wrote on 10/19/09 16:10:
>>>
>>>>>>> Yes, it does not apply to Mac OS.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> However, I believe Byron discovered that it *does* apply to Windows,
>>>>>>> right Byron? If so, "Mac OS X" should be replaced with "Windows".
>>>>>>> What's not clear to me is whether this is a general property of
>>>>>>> Windows (which I still have a hard time believing) or whether it's
>>>>>>> a bug in some particular versions of Windows.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>> This is a very old bug with windows. Please see a issue from
>>>>>> appserver 8.1. It must have been in documentation all along the
>>>>>> releases, don't know when windows has been to changed to Mac
>>>>>>
>>>>>> http://bt2ws.central.sun.com/CrPrint?id=6157293
>>>>>>
>>>>> Is this only a bug with Windows Server versions?
>>>>>
>>>> I see this in all versions of windows. Here is how to reproduce .
>>>>
>>>> asadmin start-domain domain1
>>>> asadmin create-domain --adminport 5050 --nopassword --instanceport
>>>> 10000 domain2
>>>> asadmin create-domain --adminport 6060 --nopassword --instanceport
>>>> 10000 domain3
>>>> asadmin start-domain domain2
>>>> asadmin start-domain domain3
>>>>
>>> If you check the log file, you'll see that domain3 fails to bind to
>>> port 10000. The server actually shuts down.
>>>
>> I see both the domains bind to port 10000 in my machine.
>>
>> C:\winbug\glassfishv3\glassfish\domains>grep 10000 domain3\logs\server.log
>> [#|2009-10-19T16:08:07.343-0700|INFO|glassfish|null|_ThreadID=18;_ThreadName=Thread-3;|Grizzly
>> Framework started in: 172ms listening on port 10000|#]
>>
>> C:\winbug\glassfishv3\glassfish\domains>grep 10000 domain2\logs\server.log
>> [#|2009-10-19T16:07:32.000-0700|INFO|glassfish|null|_ThreadID=19;_ThreadName=Thread-3;|Grizzly
>> Framework started in: 204ms listening on port 10000|#]
>>
>
> Ok, I reproduced it on Windows XP with my test program. It does require
> calling setReuseAddress(true).
>
> Dixie, keep the note, but change from "Mac OS X" to "Windows".
>
DONE