On Thu, May 09, 2013 at 01:49:02PM -0700, Brian Call wrote: > Is there any way to make use of a non-standard socket option in Java? Having > spoken with Neil Horman lead networking developer over at Red Hat, he > mentioned that by passing in the socket option IP_MULTICAST_ALL with a value > of '0' it will disable UDP multiplexing on Linux when bound to the wildcard > address. This would definitely be the hot move...
Brian, That option is very new and non-standard so it doesn't appear anywhere in the JDK code. I think you'll have to make a native library, and use this method: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11455803/most-efficient-way-to-pass-java-socket-file-descriptor-to-c-binary-file Matthew.
