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Article #56Bind question on visibroker 4.5.1
From: Morris Luk
Date: Mon, 05 Aug 2002 21:35
Date: Mon, 05 Aug 2002 21:35
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Hi: I read the visibroker document and learned that using ORBagentAddr would skip the UDP broadcast and only the Smart Agent on the destination machine I specified would be contacted. But it did not seem to be the case. I used ORBagentAddr in the java.util.Properties for ORB.init() and I had the services running on two different machines using the same port number. I found that sometimes I bind to machine A while sometimes I bind to machine B. The service names on both machines are the same but the logic of them are different so that I can differentiate. Is this a known bug for visibroker? Did you encounter this problem? Any pointers would help? Thanks.
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