[jacorb-developer] Servers in internet

[Nick Cross]

Hi,

I believe this is similar to your question you asked previously "IOR 
encoding understanding" where Oliver Pajonk, Phil and myself answered you.

You mention your current IORs are using localhost. I presume therefore 
you are using IPv4 rather than IPv6. Currently what is returned by 
JacORB (assuming you are on Linux) very much depends on your network 
configuration. If your network is configured such that java is returning 
the 127 address you could try using OAIAddr to force it.

Regards

Nick


On 17/06/12 17:49, Kujtim Hyseni wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I plan to develop a system where server is far away from cleint. In
> fact there are few servers which are to be called from clients. There
> are static IP addresses of computers where the servers are hosted and
> run. Within one computer (IP) there might be few (maybe up to five)
> servers, and there are few (maybe 6) computers (again with static IP)
> placed in different cities. Obviousely the servers should be accessed
> via internet. The question is, is there a special way to generate IOR
> files for servers. In tests I've done in my computer, my servers
> generate IOR only for localhost. Should i patch the host using the
> tool fixior or what you suggest to do. This is a problem is host/port
> information within IOR file is encoded.
>
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