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CORBA and two IP Numbers

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Matthias Thoemel - 30 Jun 2003 21:13 GMT
Hi,
can anybody help me in the following issue?
I have two networkadaptors and therefore two IP numbers. Our CORBA client is
constructing a stringified object reference to transmit to the server. In
this object reference the IP number is encoded - but the wrong one because
CORBA under SUN Java is using getLocalHost().getLocalIPNumber() and this
method is returning a wrong IP number because we have two networkadaptors.
Does anybody have experiences in managing this problem. How can I tell CORBA
to take a specific IP-Numer/Networkadaptor to generate the correct object
reference?
with best regards, Matthias Thömel
Thomas Kreiss - 01 Jul 2003 06:54 GMT
> Hi,
> can anybody help me in the following issue?
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
> reference?
> with best regards, Matthias Th?mel

Please use the system property

    com.sun.CORBA.ORBServerHost

with the corresponding IP address.

regards,

Thomas


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