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From: "Mike Finn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, May 20, 2002 12:25 PM
Subject: RE: [JBoss-dev] Re: [JBoss-user] JBoss in a multi developers
environment
>Q 1) I assume "service name" would be the JBoss service name? (jmx-html,
webserver, etc). IP service name would be insufficient as there are multiple
services serving HTTP (webserver, jmx-html, jetty/tomcat).
It is the full JMX ObjectName string of the service. Since this is not
likely going
to change for each instance we need an instance name to differentiate
requests
for the same service in the event that you want to always assign the starksm
instance of tomcat port 8080. This could be an attribute of the port mapping
service in the instance.
>Q 2) How do clients find what port to which they connect today? For
example, w/ a separate-VM-client that does a bean lookup (via configured
port - eg 1099) - where does it find the RMI port number(eg 4444) to make
the method call? Is it in the object returned from the JNDI server?
(Probably a dumb one, but not obvious to me).
RMI ports are hidden in the JNDI object bindings. The JNDI url used by the
client
to obtain the InitialContext determines all RMI ports transparently. The
same is
not the case for http so in general this is a detail that is outside of the
scope of
the mapping service in my opinion. Another layer has to pick up this detail.
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