How to open two sockets in one single server

Question

May I open two sockets with different listening port numbers in a single server? For each socket, the way to deal with the inputstream and outputstream is different. May the thread be like this:
public class twoSocketServer implements Runnable {
public twoSocketServer() {
try{
SSLServerSocketFactory fact = SSLServerSocketFactory.getInstance(rand, selfPrivateKey, selfCertificate, trustEngine, null);
serverSocket1 = (SSLServerSocket) fact.createServerSocket(ListeningPort1);
serverSocket1.setNeedClientAuth(false);
serverSocket2 = (SSLServerSocket) fact.createServerSocket(ListeningPort2);
serverSocket2.setNeedClientAuth(false);
} catch {...}
public void run()
while(true)
try
SSLSocket socket1 = (SSLSocket) serverSocket1.accept();
new handler1(socket1).start();
SSLSocket socket2 = (SSLSocket) serverSocket2.accept();
new handler2(socket2).start();
} catch {...}
class handler1 extends Thread {...}
class handler2 extends Thread {...}
Is there something wrong with this idea? If yes, how can I correct it? Thanks.

Answer 1

try
SSLSocket socket1 = (SSLSocket)
serverSocket1.accept();
new handler1(socket1).start();
SSLSocket socket2 = (SSLSocket)
serverSocket2.accept();
new handler2(socket2).start();
Is there something wrong with this idea? If yes, how
can I correct it? Thanks.You can do it.
In the above code block you are going to need two threads. One for each SocketServer. The accept() method blocks until it recieves a connection. So in your above code it would first wait only for a connection on port 1. Then it would wait only for a connection on port 2. And then start over. That probably isn't what you want.