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Hi All,

I consider myself a newbie to JAVA.
I encountered a strange error when my weblogic server crashed when its debug port was accessed by another thread.
The JDWP failed and it resulted in the exit of JVM.

But then my doubt is what happens when many requests reach an application running on one port.
So why does the application not crash when I try with so many requests.Also why does it not crash in case I direct the browser at the same port and just place a request to the port.

What I am trying to understand that does a port accept multiple requests or multiple threads of the same request type like a request to the application running on that port?
If yes, why do some application crash like the one in my server when I fired a different request on to that port?

Please suggest.

Regards
Preet
 
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