I'm pretty sure that it's looping since the profiler shows that the
CPU is wasted in the method buddy.
Guy
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 11:29 PM, Alan Bateman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Guy Korland wrote:
>
> > We saw it happens on JDK5.0_u14 and JDK6.0_u5 also it happens on Linux
> > and Windows.
>
Guy Korland wrote:
We saw it happens on JDK5.0_u14 and JDK6.0_u5 also it happens on Linux
and Windows.
As you can see form the attached jpg the application only call
connect() 20 times but it takes around 6 minutes.
Guy
This may not be an OpenJDK issue in which case it may be better to seek
We saw it happens on JDK5.0_u14 and JDK6.0_u5 also it happens on Linux
and Windows.
As you can see form the attached jpg the application only call
connect() 20 times but it takes around 6 minutes.
Guy
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 9:04 PM, Alan Bateman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Guy Korland wrote:
>
Guy Korland wrote:
I haven't seen this code cause problems before. Do you have an example that
demonstrates this?
I don't have a specific example, we saw it when using we Jini with an
Exporter that we developed based on NIO.
If so, which operating system?
We saw it on windows XP
>I haven't seen this code cause problems before. Do you have an example that
>demonstrates this?
I don't have a specific example, we saw it when using we Jini with an
Exporter that we developed based on NIO.
>If so, which operating system?
We saw it on windows XP
>I assume for this to loop the ch
Guy Korland wrote:
Hi,
It seems like the following code causes an endless loop in some cases.
for (;;) {
InetAddress ia = isa.getAddress();
if (ia.isAnyLocalAddress())
ia = InetAddress.getLocalHost();
n = Net.connect(fd, ia, isa.getPort(),trafficClass);
if ((n == IOStatus.INTE
Hi,
It seems like the following code causes an endless loop in some cases.
for (;;) {
InetAddress ia = isa.getAddress();
if (ia.isAnyLocalAddress())
ia = InetAddress.getLocalHost();
n = Net.connect(fd, ia, isa.getPort(),trafficClass);
if ((n == IOStatus.INTERRUPTED)
&& is
