Re: dirty socket growth problem

Gregg/All,

>>One common problem with custom factories is that the equals() method is
>>not
>>properly implemented.  Check the documentation and your implementation to
>>make
>>sure that you are using a correct implementation so that the underlying
>>code can
>>decide that a particular socket already exists for a path of calling.

My factory classes have the following equal and hashcode method (which as
far as I am aware is fine):

    public int hashCode() { return 57; }
    public boolean equals(Object o) { return this.getClass() ==
o.getClass(); }

In addition I added logging to print out every time a socket is being
created.  I mentioned in my original post that my factories are not being
called each time I see socket growth (instead the sockets grow when I see
the lease renewed in the RMI logs).

Thanks,

Stuart

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