Hi,
I have changed the ip address that the backend server running jboss send to the
clients, so that it can work behind a firewall. The backend server has to
interfaces (192.x.x.x connected to the FW and an internal interface (10.x.x.x)
connected to the internal network. Clients connect through the firewall (FW)
using the frontend ip of the server (82.x.x.x). The configurations is like this:
BE_Server ------192.------ FW ---82.----- clients
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10.
I used -Djava.rmi.server.hostname=82.x.x.x to change the JNDI address
however this didn't change the ip that is used for ebj3. So I modified the
ejb3.deployer/META-INF/jboss-service.xml file.
Then everything works fine with the clients but to shutdown the jboss, RMI is
also used, then the server gives itself the frontend IP and the server doesn't
shutdown.
Is there I way that I can configure the ebj3 / RMI to give the frontend ip just
to the clients and not when is contacted from the server itself? this would
solve my problem.
Thanks in advance
Alvaro
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