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From: "Michael E. Mercer" <mmercer@nc.rr.com>
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Subject: Socket Exception using 1.4
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Hello,

I have a Linksys Router that I access via a java program to get my
current IP. 

I use my own Authenticator and use URL to get a URLConnection. 

When I use 1.3, everything works just fine.

However using 1.4 throws a "Socket Reset" SocketException everytime.

If you need me to write a sample code snippet to explain what exactly
I'm doing, then I will.

Thanks
Michael Mercer