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    Nis Baggesen is offline Registered User
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    Forcing reevalutation of an indirect proxy

    I know that the address of an indirect proxy is only resolved once using the locator and then cached by the runtime until an exception is thrown.

    However I was wondering if it would be possible to force an indirect proxy to resolve itself via the locator programtically without having to throw exceptions ? If you knew beforehand that something has changed.
    Nis Haller Baggesen
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    Company: Runestone Game Development (www.runestone.dk)
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    Hi,

    No, I'm afraid it's not possible. However, we're planning to improve things regarding the locator cache in the future. For instance, we're planning to add a configuration property to allow to configure the "time to live" of the locator cache entries (and eventually disable the caching). We're also planning to add a feature to disable the use of the locator cache on a per proxy basis.

    Benoit.

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