Re: BEEPcore broken w.r.t. TCP

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| Forgive me for my ignorance but I don't understand how an application >can
| keep TCP stack from sending CLOSE? Can you describe a simple scenario
|that
| I can simulate to reproduce this bug (not necessarily with
|beepcore-java).

Using BEEPing (which is shipped as a sample application bundled with
beepcore-java) on Linux should do the trick, unfortunately.

Just echo a few bytes between client and server and you should be able
to reproduce the sockets kept open at the server side.

It seems to work also under WindowsXP, whereas after reaching 15 open
sockets in state WAIT_CLOSE all sockets will be closed by the operating
system.

Best,
Mario
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