Fedora Users — JAVA NIO SOCKET -> Nothing OUT

Hi Fred,

For sure this is not a JBOSS problem - it's a JAVA SOCKET PROBLEM on FEDORA

On the PC box running Fedora - no characters leave the ENET channel - on a Mac running MacOSX - all works as expected.

ESSENTIALLY: SocketChannel myvar;

myvar = SocketChannel.open(new java.net.InetSocketAddress(addr,port));

myvar.write(buffer);

(delay inserted here for debug to make sure socket not closed too soon)

myvar.close();

The PC Box running Fedora has no other ENET problems - JBOSS server I/O, browser, FTP, etc - all is working fine.

The WIRESHARK idea would be cool - but nothing is leaving the OS and being deposited into the ENET port to even get to a wire.

But I THANK YOU for responding to my post. Perhaps there is some other factor or situation I can look at.

Best Wishes,

Lance Drake

Hi Fedora Folks,
Any idea why, when I successfully open a TCP:PORT connection - write bytes into the port - wait PLENTY of time - Close Port - that nothing leaves ? The exact same code (from within a duplicate JBoss deployment situation) runs on my Mac system - but does not work on Fedora... hmmmm... Any ideas on how to prove/locate where the bytes-ball gets dropped? Thanks! Lance Drake

Don't know the first thing about java/jboss/whatever. But if you can't get it working, you may wish to try sniffing the network itself with
ethereal/wireshark. It can take a bit of effort to write a suitable filter rule to use with that program, but it also can be worth the
trouble. it's a great tool.