spunog
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multi sockets on one port
every time I assign more than one socket on a single port the code compiles ok but it throws bind exceptions when I run the server.How can I overcome this ???
is it even possible to assign more than one socket to a single port? I thought each port could only handle one socket?
spunog, you can not listen more than once on a port. Why do you need to listen more than once? Can you paste a piece of you code here?
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newcumdb,
So I just put this line in once ,
ServerSocket socket = new ServerSocket(6666, 300);
and have as many of these as I see fit for example
Socket s = socket.accept();
Socket s1 = socket.accept();
Socket s2 = socket.accept();
???????????????
So I just put this line in once ,
ServerSocket socket = new ServerSocket(6666, 300);
and have as many of these as I see fit for example
Socket s = socket.accept();
Socket s1 = socket.accept();
Socket s2 = socket.accept();
???????????????
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Fair play newcumbd,
that has worked fine
Thanks
that has worked fine
Thanks