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SinglePortUdpHarvester should close / unbind when appropriate. #139
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A new 'close' method has been added to AbstractUdpListener that is modeled after the 'close' implementation of AbstractTcpListener. This change can be used to prevent the issue described in jitsi#139
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A new 'close' method has been added to AbstractUdpListener that is modeled after the 'close' implementation of AbstractTcpListener. This change can be used to prevent the issue described in jitsi#139
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A new 'close' method has been added to AbstractUdpListener that is modeled after the 'close' implementation of AbstractTcpListener. This change can be used to prevent the issue described in jitsi#139
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* AbstractUdpListener should be able to release its resources A new 'close' method has been added to AbstractUdpListener that is modeled after the 'close' implementation of AbstractTcpListener. This change can be used to prevent the issue described in #139 * Prevent concurrent modification of collection. Part of the processing is removal from the collection that is being iterated over. To avoid concurrent modification exceptions, a copy of the collection is made, prior to iteration. * Style fixes and added copyright notice.
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I'm running ice4j (as part of the Jitsi Videobridge) in a plugin-based environment. This means that users can start and stop ice4j, without (re)starting the JVM.
Upon usage of our component after it was restarted, we end up with these messages in our log file:
It appears that this harvester does not properly release all resources, when it's stopped.
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