SF mailing lists suck ass.  I am not seeing email that I wrote like 3 
days ago... this blows.

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If references use home objects to recover there linkage then can't they 
use JNDI port?

--jason


Bill Burke wrote:

>Maybe the invokers should run on a hard-coded port.  With a hard-coded port,
>I think references can live beyond the life of the server.  Or maybe I don't
>know what I'm talking about :)
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jason
>>Dillon
>>Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 4:49 PM
>>To: marc fleury
>>Cc: Jboss-Development@Lists. Sourceforge. Net
>>Subject: Re: [JBoss-dev] Todo: multiple instances detection
>>
>>
>>Not sure that an external component is the best choice for this... but I
>>have not really thought it through.
>>
>>On a related note, I sent mail a while ago asking about the web service
>>for class loading wtr having it use an anonymous port.  If we set the
>>default RMI port to anonymous too, then we only have naming,
>>jmx-html-adapter and web ports to deal with.  Once the jmx-html-adapter
>>is a .war, then we only have naming and web.
>>
>>Does anyone know if it is possible to setup on public port, which then
>>attaches to other anonymous/random ports, switching based on the
>>content.  This would make it look to clients like there was only one
>>port, but really there could be many, but the actual numer would
>>not matter.
>>
>>Something like this could (assuming it is possible) would make it easy
>>to integrate thirdparty plugins into the single port scheme which simply
>>need a port, with out them having to know about a special component or
>>conform to a specific api to select a random port or whatever...
>>
>>--jason
>>
>>
>>marc fleury wrote:
>>
>>>there should be a service that is part of the first services
>>>
>>coming up and
>>
>>>that detects if other JBoss systems are running on the same physical
>>>machines, this is to avoid port conflict as some services are
>>>
>>holding on to
>>
>>>some ports (e.g. naming on 1099, detached RMI, clustered RMI).
>>>
>>>We would then not start the naming as a duplicate nor the
>>>
>>detached RMI but
>>
>>>we would use the clustered RMI by increasing the connection port.
>>>
>>>This will enable people to run multiple instances of JBoss
>>>
>>without having to
>>
>>>manually change the stuff all the time.  At least on the
>>>
>>services we provide
>>
>>>we should show how these behave.
>>>
>>>marcf
>>>
>>>
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