One Socket Interrupting another Socket

In my application I am attempting to talk to another application on the same computer via Socket port connections. The other software works as both a server and a client, meaning that it will attempt to connect to my application as a client, and expects my application to connect to it as a client.
I set my application to receive connections on port 6001 using a ServerSocket object. Once my application accepts the connection from the other application I send the InputStream of the resulting Socket object to be read and handled. This is working fine for me.
Next when my application attempts to connect to the other application using a Socket object (separate from the one created by the ServerSocket.accept() method and in a different thread) and it should connect via port 6002. The InputStream that I sent to be handled starts giving me the end of stream, and I can't process data coming from the other application any more.
Does anyone know what I may be doing wrong in this case?

JRSofty wrote:
In my application I am attempting to talk to another application on the same computer via Socket port connections. The other software works as both a server and a client, meaning that it will attempt to connect to my application as a client, and expects my application to connect to it as a client.
I set my application to receive connections on port 6001 using a ServerSocket object. Once my application accepts the connection from the other application I send the InputStream of the resulting Socket object to be read and handled. This is working fine for me.
Next when my application attempts to connect to the other application using a Socket object (separate from the one created by the ServerSocket.accept() method and in a different thread) and it should connect via port 6002. The InputStream that I sent to be handled starts giving me the end of stream, and I can't process data coming from the other application any more.
Does anyone know what I may be doing wrong in this case?The way you use the verbs "send" and "sent" seems very odd.
It is clear enough that only the client (the one that did the connect) is allowed to write to the socket.
You are using the sockets in half duplex mode.
Does anyone know what I may be doing wrong in this case?You are saying your peer application connects to your application, then
your application connects to your peer application and very quickly you get EOS on this outgoing socket?
Is there some kind of application level ACK built in to this system?
Is there anything preventing you from just opening another connection to your peer application?
Not sure how you can know how much data reached your peer application before you got EOS.
Maybe your peer application does not read from the socket at all? In that case you will get an exception once your local TCP send buffer is full.

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Only one usage of each socket address is no normally permitted....

I am getting the below error?
In logs the below error is showing:
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Saratha wrote:
I am getting the below error?
In logs the below error is showing:
java.lang.Exception: Socket bind failed: [730048] Only one usage of each socket address (protocol/network address/port) is normally permitted.
Could you please give some idea to sort out the below issue.
Thanks in Advance.The port is already in use by another process. Apparently you've another process (the same or another kind of application server) running at the same port.
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In the employee.hbm.xml
I changed the table name.
Now while running the application on the tomcat server, only one application is running at a time. if we start running the Employee Application, then Company Application is giving the below error,
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The Company is not Available
Error in Log:
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Could you please help us, how to overcome the error,
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I am explaining you in clear way
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Method 1
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ByteArrayOutputStream bos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
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1
1.5
socket.isOutputShutdown(): true
socket.isClosed(): false
2
3
4
err=java.net.SocketException: Socket is closed
/****************************************************/

Thank you for the answer, Kuassi, I am going to do that. One more piece of information is that my printStackTrace shows the following:
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at java.net.SocketInputStream.read(SocketInputStream.java:129)
at java.net.SocketInputStream.read(SocketInputStream.java:90)
at kiman.socktest.test(socktest:76)
Do you know what does the "Native Method" on second line mean ? I think my problem
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How can i transfer my music from one account to another on a different computer?

So i have an itunes account on dell laptop and i share that account with other famliy members. I recently bought a mac pro and wanted to create a new account that way i can use icloud, is there any possible way to transfer everything from my old library to my new one or will i lose everything i had on my phone and ipods? Or is it possible to have one account but multiple icloud accounts?

lisafromwindermere wrote:
I want to start my own account separate from my parents. Can I transfer my music from one account to another? If so, how?
Lisa,
Just get copies of the song files and add them to your iTunes library. With the exception of any DRM-protected files (purchased before mid-2009 and never upgraded) they will play fine, even though they are technically associated with the original account.

How can i move music from one account to another

I have 4 different accounts in Itunes and i wish to move all the music into one account
help please !!!!

You can't transfer content from one account to another account, nor can you merge accounts - content will remain tied to the account that downloaded it

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