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icepack proxy binding
I am not sure from the icepack docs how I would do the following.
1.Activate and deploy servers to different machines using icepack, remotely. How can I start and stop nodes on differnet hosts from a remote machine? Can the icepack admin tool do that? 2.Bind to instances of the server directly on a given machine. We sometimes require that a specific host be chosen, and I want one node per host. So I would like icepack to give me a proxy from host foo when I ask for it explicitly, not just a proxy from a random host in the configuration. Thanks, George Coles
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Bernard,
Thanks for the prompt reply. I want to take advantage of icepack's features, but I also want to be able to run instances of a server on specific hosts sometimes. Can the icepack registry give me a proxy for a server that is running on a specific machine?
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Hi,
IcePack requires each registered object adapter to have a unique id. This means your client could use a stringified proxy of the form "objectIdentity @ AdapterOnHostXYZ" in order to communicate with a servant on host XYZ. Would that achieve what you want? Take care, - Mark |
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