you need to prefix the component name (so that the net developers can find it).
- robert
On Wednesday, January 29, 2003, at 10:15 AM, Jørgen Nørgaard wrote:
Hello,
we have a small application that uses telnet to retrieve information from other hosts. It works fine.
However, the timeout for connections to hosts not responding for some reason is a bit problematic.
On Linux and Windows, using jdk 1.3.x and 1.4.x setting DefaultTimeout this works as expected.
On Solaris however all connections using commons-net timeout after around 4 mins.
The only way I see to do something on Solaris is to use jdk1.4.x which has a more elaborate api for Sockets. The program "sock" illustrates this.
Any ideas how to make this work nicely on Solaris also?
Attrached:
• LOG contains measurements on Solaris first and then on Linux to see difference.
• tel.java, connection using TelnetClient
• sock.java, connection using only Socket
As it turns out, the message linux jdk produces, java.net.NoRouteToHostException: No route to host, may not be entirely correct. At least that is what one network expert told me. The target address is on the same subnet as my machines, so no routing is involved?
Regards,
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