Bjoern Ruff wrote:
Hello,

can anybody tell what's wrong with the following cpp excerpt:

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This is a bug (or a future feature for multiple addresses?),
in the dump we see to address configurations.

A workaround is:

   global_.getProperty().setProperty("protocol", "SOCKET");
   global_.getProperty().setProperty("dispatch/connection/plugin/socket/hostname", 
"194.120.23.2");
   global_.getProperty().setProperty("dispatch/connection/plugin/socket/port", "7607");


                ConnectQos qos;
                .
                .
                .
                qos.setPtp(true);

::org::xmlBlaster::util::qos::address::Address adr(global_);

                adr.set("194.120.23.2");
                adr.setType("SOCKET");
                adr.setPort(7607);
                qos.setAddress(adr);


ConnectReturnQos retQos = con->connect(qos, this);

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The resulting connect qos looks like following, and the client tries to connect to the local server:

 <qos>
  <securityService type="htpasswd" version="1.0">
   <![CDATA[
   <user>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</user>
   <passwd>abrakadabra</passwd>
   ]]>
  </securityService>
  <ptp>true</ptp>
  <duplicateUpdates>false</duplicateUpdates>
  <session name='client/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/1' timeout='0' maxSessions='1'
clearSessions='false' reconnectSameClientOnly='false'/>

  <!-- QueuePropertyBase -->
  <queue relating='connection' storeSwapLevel='1468006'
storeSwapBytes='524288' reloadSwapLevel='629145' reloadSwapBytes='524288'>
   <address type='SOCKET' bootstrapHostname='194.120.23.2'
bootstrapPort='7607'>
      socket://194.120.23.2:7607
   </address>
   <address type='SOCKET' bootstrapHostname='127.0.0.1'>
      socket://127.0.0.1:3412
   </address>
  </queue>
  <!-- QueuePropertyBase -->
  <queue relating='callback' storeSwapLevel='1468006'
storeSwapBytes='524288' reloadSwapLevel='629145' reloadSwapBytes='524288'>
   <callback type='SOCKET' bootstrapHostname='127.0.0.1'>
      socket://127.0.0.1:3412
   </callback>
  </queue>
 </qos>


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Cheers, Bjoern
[EMAIL PROTECTED]






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