[jacorb-developer] Servers in internet

[Kujtim Hyseni]

Hi,
 

> 
> Hi,
> 
> I believe this is similar to your question you asked previously "IOR 
> encoding understanding" where Oliver Pajonk, Phil and myself answered you.
No, this hasn't to do with "IOR encoding understanding".

> 
> 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.
I am on Windows XP with JacORB 2.3. I didn't new, but I expected that it will look in network configuration.

Again, simply, when I invoke jaco Server ior.txt I would like that server write my IP address (for communicating it from outside) in ior.txt file.
Anyway, how to use OAIAddr?

> 
> Regards
> 
> Nick
> 
 
Kujtim Hyseni

> 
> 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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