Hello Pablo,
Pablo Carneiro Elias wrote:
> I've recently tested a cluster application using both 32 and 64 versions
> of OpenSG, simultaneously. I've tried a 32 bit linux client and a 64 bit
> linux server and some kind of handshake problem occurs (the connection
> is not established). The same thing seems to occur using linux and
> windows (linux 64 and windows 32).
hm, normally the data sent over the network should be safe wrt to
endianess and address size (all Fields have a fixed binary
representation). The should be true for the handshake protocol as well.
> Using a linux 64 server along with a linux 64 client (and vice-versa)
> works fine. Also a 32 bit windows client connects and works fine with a
> 32 bit windows server. Any one has any clue? Is it a known issue in OpenSG?
In theory it should work, although this particular feature is probably
not tested very often. Have you tried using 64 bit machines on both
ends, just to be able to exclude network configuration issues? Do you
have more details on how it fails to connect, e.g. are there any
exceptions thrown, or log messages printed that could give a hint? Or
does it get stuck in a system call, and you could provide a stack trace
perhaps?
Cheers,
Carsten
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