In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Juergen Weber wrote: > > I must admit that it's still a bit magic to me, I mean why that > > change made a difference in the first place. > > Wait, this is only a start, basically you hard-wired the server > address now.
Yes, I read[0] that the server host and port is included in the IOR. One thing at a time, eh? ;) [0] http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-02-1999/jw-02-enterprise.html > The nameservice variant is much better, but you have to find out, > how the Geronimo naming service works. You might try this: > > http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/os-ag-corba1/index.html I've skimmed that article before, but it references Geronimo M5 (pre 1.0!) and it does not seem to cover my specific case, a ejb that needs to reference a remote non-managed (non ejb) corba service. The closest think that I've found is figure 6 in that article. Still, the documentation is severely lacking in this area - no wonder, I guess it is a pretty obscure use case) - I haven't found any documentation of the ns-corbaloc element, and how/if it is applicable to any corba object. -- Fredrik Jonson
