🚀 go-pugleaf

Hello Joi Ellis,

The application works after installing java 1.2.2, instead of the default
1.3.0-C from JBuilder4, the application no longer hangs on the new
MulticastSocket instruction. Maybe a bug in 1.3.0-C???

But another problem now, the application throws java.io.IOException:
Controller not valid, at runtime. Why is this caused? There are several
Threads launched, and one of them waits for standard input to put "exit"
from keyboard. When I introduce anything from keyboard, the program throws
the exception.

This same code works on Oracle JDeveloper with the option of executing the
standard output in a console window, also on Windows 2000, I do not know why
it don't works on JBuilder4.

Here it is the code:

BufferedReader br2=new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));
boolean sal=false;
while(!sal){
try{
sal=br2.readLine().startsWith("exit");/********Here it is produced the
exception******/
if(!sal)continue;/********on the br2.readLine()************/
// Se lee la l�nea con una llamada
//si lo que se ha leido por la entrada estandar empieza con exit se
//cierra todo y se sale
      visualizador.interrupt();
      cinco.interrupt();
      mediaHora.interrupt();
      mbone.interrupt();
      visualizador.join();
      cinco.join();
      mediaHora.join();
      mbone.join();
}
catch(IOException e){
  System.out.println(e.toString());/***********This is the Exception
launched*******/
  continue;
}
catch(InterruptedException e2){
  System.out.println(e2.toString());
}
}

Thanks very much for helping me.
Fco. Javier Ridruejo P�rez.