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[omniORB] Naming Service IP Address
Piccoli, Joseph
2010-02-04 05:26:46 UTC
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Hello all,

I am having a problem creating a NamingContext on Solaris. I create an initial context with the IP address of the machine running the omniNames server, which is not running on the same machine that my omniorb server is running. This works correctly. Next, I try to add a context to the initial context using bind_new_context( ). The response to this contains an IP address which is different from the one associated with the initial context. I do not know if this an omniNames or omniorb issue. Is there a means to force omniNames to always use the same IP address in establishing contexts? I have attempted various settings of the "endPontNoPublish", "endPointNoListen", "clientTransportRule", and "serverTransportRule" settings without success.

Thanks,
Joe Piccoli
Software Engineer
Telecommunication Services Division
Transaction Network Services, Inc.
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Duncan Grisby
2010-02-25 18:04:22 UTC
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Post by Piccoli, Joseph
I am having a problem creating a NamingContext on Solaris. I create an
initial context with the IP address of the machine running the
omniNames server, which is not running on the same machine that my
omniorb server is running. This works correctly. Next, I try to add a
context to the initial context using bind_new_context( ). The response
to this contains an IP address which is different from the one
associated with the initial context. I do not know if this an
omniNames or omniorb issue. Is there a means to force omniNames to
always use the same IP address in establishing contexts? I have
attempted various settings of the ?endPontNoPublish?,
?endPointNoListen?, ?clientTransportRule?, and ?serverTransportRule?
settings without success.
endPointPublish is the option you want:

http://omniorb.sourceforge.net/omni41/omniORB/omniORB008.html#htoc105

Duncan.
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