IceSSL in Java cause Ice Server out of service

There a bug in Java IceSSL, which can make a ssl server out of service.
In ssl mode, request should be serialized. But sometimes the thread will be blocked in Instance.java:

line 692: engine = _context.createSSLEngine(peerAddr.getHostName(), peerAddr.getPort());

And so next requests will be delayed or even timeouted. If many ssl connections come together, the ice server will keep timeout and out of service.

At the same time, another bug in AcceptorI.java make this bug hard to realized:

line 92: return new TransceiverI(_instance, engine, fd, "", true, true, _adapterName, null);

The last parameter is null, so an null pointer exception raised in TranscerverI.java:

line 59: assert(_connectAddr != null);
line 60: s.append(IceInternal.Network.addrToString(_connectAddr));

But the original LocalException will be dismissed.

I think these 2 bugs come from the same error in AcceptorI.java, start from line 77:

77: // java.net.InetSocketAddress peerAddr = (java.net.InetSocketAddress)fd.socket().getRemoteSocketAddress(); // this line should not be here;
78: // engine = _instance.createSSLEngine(true, peerAddr);
78: engine = _instance.createSSLEngine(true, null);
79: }
80: catch(RuntimeException ex)
81: {
82: IceInternal.Network.closeSocketNoThrow(fd);
83: throw ex;
84: }
85:
86: if(_instance.networkTraceLevel() >= 1)
87: {
88: _logger.trace(_instance.networkTraceCategory(), "accepting ssl connection\n" +
89: IceInternal.Network.fdToString(fd));
90: }
91:
91+: java.net.InetSocketAddress peerAddr = (java.net.InetSocketAddress)fd.socket().getRemoteSocketAddress(); // should be here.
92: // return new TransceiverI(_instance, engine, fd, "", true, true, _adapterName, null);
92: return new TransceiverI(_instance, engine, fd, "", true, true, _adapterName, peerAddr);

That will work ok.