Distributed Objects and Network Name Server

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2 total messages Started by Robert_La_Ferla Fri, 13 Nov 1992 12:24

#1598

Author: Robert_La_Ferla
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 12:24

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Keywords: NeXTSTEP 3.0, Distributed Objects, Network Name Server, nmserver
Reply-To: Robert_La_Ferla@hot.com
Distribution: world


Is there a command line utility or any utility for that matter that  
displays any and all registered port names in the Network Name Server?  In  
lieu of such a utility, does enabling debugging on nmserver via -c -t -p 0  
work and does it provide this information?  It didn't work for me.

If you register an object with a name using registerRoot:withName:, when  
does it cease existing in the NetNameServer?  Is it removed from the  
server automatically when the application or task exits?  Do you need to  
explicitly unregister the object?  How?  Do you use free or removeObject:?

What do the following error messages mean?

Unknown error code 11013 in NXReportError
Unknown error code 11004 in NXReportError

Inquiring minds want to know!

Robert La Ferla

PS.  NeXT Developer Support: WE NEED MINI-EXAMPLES for Distributed Objects  
(especially ones that show how to provide two way communication between a  
server and a client, how to detect server/client death, how to properly  
unregister/clean up connections), Object Linking and other 3.0  
functionality.  The last distribution mostly dealt with DBKit.  WE ALSO  
NEED TO BE AWARE OF ANY BUGS in Distributed Objects.

Re: Distributed Objects and Network Name Server

#1599

Author: Robert_La_Ferla
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 12:33

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> What do the following error messages mean?
> 
> Unknown error code 11013 in NXReportError
> Unknown error code 11004 in NXReportError

Never mind this part of the question.  The answer lies in NXProxy.h.

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