RE: Changing Sandesha client port - programmatically - BUG NOT COMPLETELY FIXED

[Rajiv K Nistala]

Hi Chamikara Jayalath,

 

The bug is not completely fixed as there is reference to the PropertyLoader.getClientSideListenerPort() in the URL generation also which has not been corrected

 

sourceURL = Constants.HTTP + Constants.COLON + Constants.SLASH +
                    Constants.SLASH + addr.getHostAddress() + Constants.COLON +
                    PropertyLoader.getClientSideListenerPort() + Constants.URL_RM_SERVICE;

 

This is inside the following functions

 

private String initialize(Call call, String targetUrl, String action, short MEP)
            throws AxisFault

 

Regards,

Rajiv

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From: Chamikara Jayalath [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 4:15 PM
To: Rajiv K Nistala
Cc: sandesha-dev@ws.apache.org
Subject: Re: Changing Sandesha client port - programmatically

Hi Rajiv,
This was a bug and I fixed it. Now u can set the client side listner port as given below,
SandeshaContext ctx = new SandeshaContext(new Integer(9091));

(could't go for constructor SaneshaContext(int) since there already was one:-) ).
Please get the latest source code from

On 8/30/05, Rajiv K Nistala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi,

I am using Sandesha to invoke a the RM sample provided. I realise, that there is a client listener port that is set which defaults to 9090. This I know can be edited from the sandesha.properties file. But If I have to run multiple instances of the sandesha client on the same machine, won't this create a problem for me as all will be using 9090? Thus I was thinking whether it is possible to programmatically change the client listener port (if I can capture that as a command line argument). I saw that everything related to that is private in the SandeshaContext and PropertyLoader classes. Any suggestions if this is possible?

Also since sandesha.properties file is within the jar file, I can't even overwrite the file. Please help.

Regards,
Rajiv K Nistala