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2005-02-05
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It should only do this if the first Dijjer's HTTPServer is
already bound to the same port that the second Dijjer wants
to use. You will therefore have no problem running two
Dijjers provided they use different local HTTP ports.
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Really? I like being able to run two dijjers
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It should only do this if the first Dijjer's HTTPServer is
already bound to the same port that the second Dijjer wants
to use. You will therefore have no problem running two
Dijjers provided they use different local HTTP ports.
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Revision 1.16 of
Dijjer/src/dijjer/updater/ResourceManager.java should
accomplish this.