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Pool of socket connections

Uma Viswanathan
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Joined: Jun 14, 2001
Posts: 126
The server is multi-threaded.
Instead of creating a socket connection for each request, i want to maintain a pool of socket connections? If one client has done with its work, then i want to restore the connection and use for another client.
Could someone explain me how to do pool of socket connections?
Thanks a lot.
aditya mahajan
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Joined: Jul 13, 2001
Posts: 8
why do you want to do something like this. The system will itself allocate the empty ports to the new clients and when a client disconnects the port that it was connected to becomes free
So you do not have to explicitely maintain a pool of ports
Originally posted by Uma Viswanathan:
The server is multi-threaded.
Instead of creating a socket connection for each request, i want to maintain a pool of socket connections? If one client has done with its work, then i want to restore the connection and use for another client.
Could someone explain me how to do pool of socket connections?
Thanks a lot.

parul patidar
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Joined: Sep 07, 2001
Posts: 53
i dont think u need to create a new connection for each request
it is needed in URLConnection not socket connection
 
 
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