Aristedes Maniatis a écrit :
On 02/08/2008, at 3:02 AM, Aurelien Minet wrote:
Or do these bugs go to the heart of the WebObjects frameworks
themselves?
I don't think these are bugs, I guess the behaviour is that something
like gethostbyname is used to know where the application is running
No, I think they are bugs. Or rather, poor design choices.
well could be design choices and it may work better.
There is a fragile dependency between the reverse DNS lookup values,
the host name and one of the IP addresses on a multihomed server.
Is WebObjects part multihomed ? (different adaptors access to wo apps
by differents IP addresses ?)
These problems are a fairly common question on this list. I'm happy
for you that you've never had a problem, but many others have.
Yes it's a common problem, OS X doesn't setup correctly /etc/hosts so
you have to fix it manualy. Is on this list same problems which wheren't
solved by fixing /etc/hosts ? if any they where a very few.
This miss configuration is well known, just have to look at previous
posts ... but it should be in Apple documentation, this need to be fixed
in the Deployment guide using JavaMonitor.
Aurelien
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