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From: etxelin@kk.etx.ericsson.se (ETX-B-SL Elin Wedlund)
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Subject: java rmi on Win95 and freebsd
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I have a standalone application using java rmi, which is running fine between
Windows 95 computers.
It is also working on FreeBSD, although I have only tried to run it on 
one computer.

Now I want to run one part on the FreeBSD machine (which is using jdk1.1.3
for Linux, with Linux emulation) and one part on the windows 95 machine.

It works fine in the beginning, the client object finds the server object,
but when the server object spawns off a new object, and the client object
tries to invoke a method on that, the following error occurs:

ServerRemoteException; nested exception is:
	java.rmi.ConnectionException: Error connecting to 
	[client.computer.name:1045]; nested exception is:
	java.net.SocketException: Transport endpoint is already connected

This error does _not_ occur when I run between two Win95 machines.

It seems like it tries to connect to a socket that is already taken
or something. Has anyone had any experience in the same problem, or
have any idea of what might help? Is it perhaps a Linux-freeBSD problem?

I appreciate any help!


-- Elin Wedlund, elin.wedlund@etx.ericsson.se