Tcp/UdpPort can't have value > 32768

[EaseTheWorld]

Because value type is (signed) Short
tcp/udp port is unsigned 16bit number but java's Short can't handle it.
As a result, some operation like compareTo() doesn't work.

[kaitoy]

Both UdpPort and TcpPort can represent values over 32768.
But, right, compareTo() doesn't behave naturally. I will fix it (and other named numbers, too).
What do you mean "some operation"? Are there other operations that don't work?

[EaseTheWorld]

Something about overflow.
I first found this issue when I tried UdpPort.getInstance(Short.parseShort("60000")).
If you change the type bigger than Short, it will be solved.

[kaitoy]

Do UdpPort.getInstance((short) 60000) instead.

[EaseTheWorld]

You are right. UdpPort.getInstance((short)Integer.parseInt(str)); will get it work at the moment.

[kaitoy]

I will document signedness.

[hyperxpro]

Couldn't it be nice if we replace short with int? @kaitoy

[kaitoy]

I should've created classes for unsigned numbers.
I don't have the motivation to do it for now, though.

[jonahmurphy]

This manifests in other places also, for example TcpHeader src/dst ports are broken.