It means that a process most definitely has opened the port and is
waiting for incoming connections there.

If you don't know what that program might be, I'd suggest finding out
so you can stop it. A tool "lsof" (which may not support Windows, I
don't know) can tell you which process has the port open.

Or try connecting to it with "telnet localhost 8080" or a webbrowser
(http://localhost:8080/) to see if that gives you any clues.

(Perhaps it's not significant, but it's apparent from the screenshot
that you also have processes with connections to port 8080 on another
machine in your network).

/gordon

sickness schrieb:

Use netstat's '-b' parameter to see, which executable opened / is
listening on the port.

HTH