Hello again, In our project, we need one router to invoke XRLs on another. Can it be done?
I've seen two protocols mentioned: 'finder' and 'stcp'. It seems that stcp is typically the raw method, where the target is a host and port. Meanwhile, finder takes a string target, and this is used to resolve the finder: XRL into an stcp: one. The finder also seems to do some access control. Right so far, I hope...? One option for us is simply to get the host-port of one process S across to another C, so that C can call S with stcp. C will also have to provide a callback XRL, also stcp. Both processes therefore need to get their port numbers to form stcp XRLs, but we can't seem to find a way for the nodes (as Xrl*TargetBases) to obtain such details. Is it possible with the current API? Is there an alternative way to do it with the finder, e.g. by finder://local-target-name@remote-host/...? We'd hope that this would also allow us to continue using the finder's access control. Thanks, Steven -- _______________________________________________ Xorp-hackers mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.ICSI.Berkeley.EDU/mailman/listinfo/xorp-hackers
