I've started a new thread as I think it will be more useful as a
separate dialogue.
I've just tried Corey's unix test (and added the patched jar), and
have the same problems. Only very quickly so could be something that
i've overlooked. What i cant work out is how the dumbster tests passed
when i
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I've started a new thread
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From: Mark Lowe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [email] dumbster *nix
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Subject: [email] dumbster *nix
I've started a new thread as I think it will be more useful as a
separate dialogue.
I've just tried Corey's unix test (and added the patched jar), and
have the same problems. Only very quickly so
In addition to this (and to post to this list, what we have been
discussion privately). I have added a method to the dumbster which
takes a server socket as an input instead of a port number. The
advantage of this is that you can create the server socket using:
ServerSocket newSocket = new
