Does Socket.keepAlive(true) method opens a new conenction ?

In java Socket Programming we have a method Socket.keepAlive(true) method to check the end to end conenction.
Does this method opens a new port for evert packet which it send?
In my program i was checking with the tool netstat -an which was showing like as follows:
tcp 0 3328 16.181.58.27.7278 2.141.3.37.3821 ESTABLISHED
tcp 0 3328 16.181.58.27.7278 2.141.3.37.3789 ESTABLISHED
tcp 0 3328 16.181.58.27.7278 2.141.3.37.3806 ESTABLISHED
tcp 0 3328 16.181.58.27.7278 2.141.3.37.3844 ESTABLISHED
Please let me knw what is the root cause of this kind of probelm and any resolution?

Matthias,
We had a similar problem about 6 months ago (see [Query Refresh goes to Saved View?|Query Refresh goes to Saved View?;). As you can tell from the title I gave this thread, our problem seemed to be caused by a saved view. However, we could never figure out how to delete this saved view from the workbook.
Thought this might help (and maybe someone will finally figure this out)...
Bob

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