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This is useful when you want to bind to any available port. Also make IoReactor#bind default to 0.0.0.0 and 0 so that binding without parameters binds to any available port on any interface. Since you now can easily determine which this is there's no reason to require the parameters.
So that you can figure out which interface and port the connection is using.
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The SSL part doesn't work. Also there's a bug in JRuby 1.7.x where |
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#hostand#porttoIone::Io::Acceptorso that you can find out the host and port that the server runs on when you specify'0.0.0.0'and/or0as host and port.These values are now also the default values so that you can do
reactor.bindto start a server that listens to any interface and an available port.