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Timothy Fosdike
I have a problem with jre 1.4.2 and the standard
java.net.URLClassLoader under Linux. The ClassLoader loads alright
from the filesystem, but hangs for about 5 minutes before loading from
a network source. I have tested all the obvious suspects, including
DNS/reverse DNS lookup without any results. During the 5-minute hang,
a netstat on the computer on which the java is running reveals that
the java program is waiting for a timeout on a random port on the
local computer, but even setting up a local firewall to block incoming
access to these ports does not speed up the timeout. Why this is I
don't know. It appears to run alright with a http://localhost/...
address, but not with a remote address.
I notice that others in this group have had this problem, so it is not
the fault of my network. Has anyone found an answer to the problem?
java.net.URLClassLoader under Linux. The ClassLoader loads alright
from the filesystem, but hangs for about 5 minutes before loading from
a network source. I have tested all the obvious suspects, including
DNS/reverse DNS lookup without any results. During the 5-minute hang,
a netstat on the computer on which the java is running reveals that
the java program is waiting for a timeout on a random port on the
local computer, but even setting up a local firewall to block incoming
access to these ports does not speed up the timeout. Why this is I
don't know. It appears to run alright with a http://localhost/...
address, but not with a remote address.
I notice that others in this group have had this problem, so it is not
the fault of my network. Has anyone found an answer to the problem?