java.net.BindException on Mac OS 10.3.4

From: Mike Baranczak (mbaranczak_at__REMOVE_THIS_users.sourceforge.net)
Date: 06/01/04 

Date: Tue, 01 Jun 2004 00:10:35 GMT

I have a strange problem which I only noticed today. I can't open a
server socket at all using Java. I always get a BindException, even when
I know for a fact that the port is not in use. This only affects Java
apps; Apache is working fine, so's CVS, and I can listen on any port I
want with netcat.

This seems to affect all Java programs, not just the ones I wrote. Those
same programs were working fine just a few days ago (I have both JBoss
and Jetty installed, but most of the time they're not running.)

Could this have anything to do with the latest OS update?

-MB

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