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    @Override    public String toString()    {        final boolean reuse = false;        try        {            this.ssc.socket().getReuseAddress();        }        catch (SocketException exception)        {            LOGGER.error(this+ \" SocketException\", exception);        }        return String.format(\"AccId[%1$10s] Port[%2$s] reuse=%3$s backlog=%4$s\", hashCode(), this.listenPort, reuse, BACKLOG);     } 

The strange part is the code trying to perform some socket operation during a toString. My guess is that they wanted to return something into that poor boolean that just seem stick to a false value. But what does really happen if you get that dreaded SocketException? Do you see it? Yes, that’s a Stack Overflow!