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Can anyone explain this JNDI setting to me?

 
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A lot of concepts I don't understand.

Is this configuring a JNDI service for JBoss?

I understand we can bind a service to an address and a port, but what does 'all addresses' mean? and what does 'without the JNP invoker listening port' mean?

Thanks and waiting for your help.
[ September 06, 2005: Message edited by: Sean Li ]
 
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Hi,

if your server has more than one ip address, you can bind the jboss server to only one if your ethernet cards. this mechanism must also be used if
you are using NAT. Then, your server server has a local ip but is exposed to the internet via a global ip.
Port 1099 is the port for the communication to the naming service used to initially create a communication to the server in order to get a remote reference of an EJBObject eg.
 
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Marco, thanks for your reply.

But I still have something not clear.

What's the different between JNP name service and RMI name service? And what does it mean to set the port to be -1 or 0?

Waiting for further explanation. thanks.
 
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