Two server sockets on the same machine, one not working.

Question

Dear forum users.
I'm currently having a problem with running two server sockets on the same computer.
It gives no exceptions or anything, just that if i connect with another machine, the last serversocket that started,
will not accept connections..
Scenario:
Computer 1: Main server.
Computer 1: Game server.
Computer 2: Client
Computer 2 connects first to the main server (lets say port 13371)
Then connects to game server (port 6112).
Computer 2 failes to connect to the Game server for some reason.
But if i open a client at Computer 1, connects to main server, and then game server, it
works fine.
And if I put computer 2 as a Game server,
then everything works fine.
Working scenario:
Computer 1: Main server.
Computer 2: Game server
Computer 2: Client
Computer 1: Client
Now, however many that wants to connect to game server, works.
I have gone through the code 100 times now it feels like. And still dont see why this happends.
Anyone know if it is "working as intended"? Or just me doing something completely wrong that i cant see myself?
Sorry for not posting code, its too much code to post.

Answer 1

Oh, sorry.
TCPServer:
protected ServerSocket serverSocket;
public abstract void processConnection(Socket client);
    public void listen() {
        try {
            report("Listening to clients on port: " + portNumber);
            while (serverSocket != null && acceptConnections) {
                processConnection(serverSocket.accept());
                report("Client accepted on serverSocket.");
        } catch (SocketException e) {
            report("TCPServer/listenForClients : SocketException.", e);
        } catch (Exception e) {
            report("TCPServer/listenForClients : Unknown Exception.", e);
        cleanUp();
        report("Stopped listening on port: " + portNumber);
    }MainServer extends the TCPServer:
    public void processConnection(Socket client) {
        try {
            MainServer_Client tmp = new MainServer_Client(client, this);
            synchronized (clients) {
                clients.add(tmp);
            Thread th = new Thread(tmp);
            th.start();
        } catch (Exception e) {
            report("MainServer/processConnection : Unknown Exception", e);
    }GameServer extends TCPServer
    public void processConnection(Socket client) {
        try {
            client.setTcpNoDelay(true);
            GameServer_ServerClient tmp = new GameServer_ServerClient(client, this);
            synchronized(clients) {
                clients.add(tmp);
            Thread th = new Thread(tmp);
            th.start();
        } catch(Exception e) {
            report("GameServer_Host/processConnection : Unknown Exception",e);
            e.printStackTrace();
    }Edited by: Lgeee on Apr 30, 2010 2:57 AM