Selector closing all sockets if one found closed by client

Hi,
I have a selector monitoring 8 sockets.
One socket is closed by client.
Selector closes the same socket from its side and then it gets IOException on all other socketChannel's read method, it eventually closes all socketChannels.
Can somebody give me solution which will close only those channels which are closed by client

Selectors don't do this, it must be your code. Show us.

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