Re: Java / ORBIT and IORs
- From: Alejandro Imass <aimass aimass org>
- To: orbit-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Java / ORBIT and IORs
- Date: Fri, 02 Feb 2001 09:55:16 -0400
Please TRY this:
1) Include BOTH client/server in BOTH your hosts file, even if you use DNS
2) change the lo name (127.0.0.1) where it says localhost.localdomain to
yourservername and the alias on both client/server.
3) make sure you have an /etc/orbitrc file and OMIT IPv6 for testing. You
should have USock and IPv4 =1
thse are my routine tests. after I get it working I start finding out why
try it and let me know.
Best Regards,
Alejandro Imass
Howard Price wrote:
> In my original message I quoted the IOR that was generated by the ORBit
> server and the decoded information - showing that it was using a local Unix
> port AND a TCPIP port
>
> >Profile type: TAG_ORBIT_SPECIFIC
> >Object endian: Little
> >IIOP version: 1.0
> >Socket path: /tmp/orbit-howard/orb-7463150941831763966
> >IPv6 port: 0
> >Object key: "........"
> >
> >Profile type: TAG_INTERNET_IOP
> >Object endian: Little
> >IIOP version: 1.0
> >Host: Dev01
> >Port: 4462
> >Object key: "........"
>
> Therefore I believe that the help given does not help here.
>
> Any other suggestions?
>
> Howard
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