Re: Dropped Sockets?
Joshua Jung wrote:
Ok, here's some more info:
No firewalls whatsoever.
The problem is the client generator... ONLY when it runs on Mac OS X.
Could this be a problem with the way Mac OS X implements SSL?
This doesn't make ANY sense to me now... I'm trying to rip apart my code
and debug things to see where the problem is occurring, but I'm having
quite a time doing it. The error(s) (socket closed, broken pipe etc.)
always occur on the server app (regardless of the type of machine) and the
client doesn't EVER report an error... so I had assumed it was the server
code, but apparently it's not... since the errors only show up on the
server when the client is run on Mac OS X.
Can you read too quickly from a socket after an SSL connection?
Does other java code, f.ex. created by another person/project, using ssl
work as expected, if so then the problem is your code, perhaps a
portability problem. If not it might be the ssl library or as I stated
earlier, the jvm.
If is your code that is the problem, you need to provide more details
about the code f.ex. some code samples with error messages etc. Or you
could pick up a book, or something, that you can use to help verify the
code.
tom
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