[omniORB] Can not find naming service if Omninames use diffrent port other than default port.

[Chang, Quansheng (NAM RC-CA IC-MOL IL ENG1)]

Hi



I'm learning the OmniORB. I'm using OmniORB-4.1.6 on XP pro 32 bit and VC 9.0.



When I started omniNmaes with default port number and run the echo3 example without any problem. But if I start the naming service on other port ( for example: omniNames -start 1050), the echo3 program does not work anymore.



It seems it failed at

// Narrow the reference returned.

rootContext = CosNaming::NamingContext::_narrow(obj);



It throws "Caught system exception TRANSIENT".



Any suggestions to fix it?





Thanks in advance.





Laurence Chang




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[Chang, Quansheng (NAM RC-CA IC-MOL IL ENG1)]

I figured out. I have to modify the registry.

Change

NameService=corbaname::136.157.210.63

To
NameService=corbaname::136.157.210.63:1050

And reboot the computer, then it can find the naming service on port 1050.

I have another question:

When I googled this issue, somebody mentioned omniORB.cfg file. Does omniORB 4.1.6 still use this file? Or it is obsolete?

Best regards,

Laurence



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[Duncan Grisby]

On Fri, 2012-07-27 at 13:22 -0500, Chang, Quansheng (NAM RC-CA IC-MOL IL
ENG1) wrote:

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Post by Chang, Quansheng (NAM RC-CA IC-MOL IL ENG1)
When I googled this issue, somebody mentioned omniORB.cfg file. Does
omniORB 4.1.6 still use this file? Or it is obsolete?

Perhaps you would like to consult the documentation?

http://omniorb.sourceforge.net/omni41/omniORB/omniORB004.html

Duncan.