Java IOException:exceeded the configured maximum no.of connections

Folks,
I need some urgent help please,
I have developed an application that sends messages in XML Format to the
Server and the server sends a response back.
A new request is sent by the client as soon as it receives a response from the
client
So if I sends Request A ,I get a response back for request A.
Then I send Request B,I get a response back for request B
Now suddenly while sending Request C the system halted.
On checking the Error I encountered a strange IO Exception thrown
'Java.io.IOException:exceeded the configured number of connections"
Please can anyone tell me what this means?
I have an HTTPWriter class that invokes the Server
public void sendRequest(byte[] str) {
try {
urlConnect(url,str);
}catch(IOException e) {
String eIS = e.toString();
Registry.getAlertError("Connection Error", eIS);
Where eIS is the error message described above.
Please can some suggest what shud i do? This is extremely urgent folks.
An honest response is much appreciated

what 'jschell' has said is correct .. why dont you use Sockets.. they are far secure and reliable also.. Thanks.

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Folks
I need some urgent help please,
I have developed an application that sends messages in XML Format to the
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client
So if I sends Request A ,I get a response back for request A.
Then I send Request B,I get a response back for request B
No suddenly while sending Request C the system halted.
On checking the Error I encountered a strange IO Exception thrown
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Please can anyone tell me what this means?
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Where eIS is the error message described above.
Please can some suggest what shud i do? This is extremely urgent folks.
An honest response is much appreciated

I am closing each connection in the finally clause
What shud I do?Re-examine your code to verify that each is being closed.

Exception:Exceeded the configured max no.of Connection!!!!

Folks
I need some urgent help please,
I have developed an application that sends messages in XML Format to the
Server and the server sends a response back.
A new request is sent by the client as soon as it receives a response from the
client
So if I sends Request A ,I get a response back for request A.
Then I send Request B,I get a response back for request B
No suddenly while sending Request C the system halted.
On checking the Error I encountered a strange IO Exception thrown
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Please can anyone tell me what this means?
I have an HTTPWriter class that invokes the Server
public void sendRequest(byte[] str) {
try {
urlConnect(url,str);
}catch(IOException e) {
String eIs = e.toString();
Registry.getAlertError("Connection Error", eIS);
Where eIS is the error message described above.
Please can some suggest what shud i do? This is extremely urgent folks.
An honest response is much appreciated

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