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Java SCTP support

807589Jul 31 2008 — edited Aug 1 2008
I'm in search for support for Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP). Java doesn't support it as far as a I know and I haven't found any 3rd party lib's providing that support within java.

Google gave me two hits (jsctp and, but that project is abandonned..Perhaps someone can push me in the right direction?

Thanks

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807559
Solaris 10 runs both Solaris 8 and 9 Container software. yust download the correct software from : http://www.sun.com/software/solaris/containers/getit.jsp

There is lots of documentation on how to configure but its no different then a native zones/container.
You can even create a Solaris 10 zone (not the same as native) using the solaris 9 container as a template.

I've used it very succesfully to migrate a number of old solaris 8 and 9 servers and had no problems what so ever.
800582
Thanks,

I have a flar file from a system long gone. They want to use it to create a Solaris 9 container on their Solaris 10 server. The file is perhaps from 2005. Lets hope it can work.
Thanks.
807740
You can get a flar for Solaris 9 on the same page as the container download btw. Same link as above [http://www.sun.com/software/solaris/containers/getit.jsp|http://www.sun.com/software/solaris/containers/getit.jsp]
800582
They need to have that old flar file. It has software in it which can not be reproduced. It needs to be that old flar file. Is that not workable?
807559
if you have the sol9 container sw installed ok on sol10, you should be able to use the flar ok. i have done so with some older 8/9 images. validate you have enough free space. also, make sure that the key items you need to work from your old flar are not things that interact with the kernel (drivers, etc).
807559
Also you might consider setting the hostid, this is easily overlooked. It might not be nessesary butin some cases (license) this might be relevant.
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