Re: xmlBaster help need...........

[Marcel Ruff <ruff at swand.lake.de>]

Murali Ravipati wrote:
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Marcel Ruff" <ruff at swand.lake.de <mailto:ruff at swand.lake.de>>
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> To: "Murali Ravipati" <ravipatimurali at hotmail.com 
> <mailto:ravipatimurali at hotmail.com>>; <xmlblaster at xmlblaster.org 
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> Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2001 2:01 PM
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> Subject: Re: xmlBaster help need...........
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>  > > *1. I wrote a client and I want to install that in another machine so
>  > > what property i need to set so *
>  > > *    that the client finds the server in other machine?*
> e.g.
> java javaclients.ClientSub -iorHost <the_server_host> -iorPort 7609
>
> *Is there any way i can set(Methods) the server name and the port in the 
> program instead of giving at the command line??*

Yes, in xmlBlaster.properties or pass them with the args
(the same notation as on command line):

   XmlBlasterConnection blasterConnection = new XmlBlasterConnection(args);



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>  > > *2. Can anybody help me in understanding details of key, qos? *
>  >
>  > The key carries the meta information of your messsages, you define it.
>  > The qos is the fixed services xmlblaster offers, to control the
>  > behaviour of xmlblaster.
>  >
>  > >
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>   *Actually when i create the qos instead of default the when ever i run 
> the subscribeMessage it's not recognizing, if i use default then it's 
> recognizing? what's the problem??*
>
> *Here I'm giving qos , which i wrote*
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> * String qos="<qos>"+
>           "<destination queryType=\"EXACT\">"+
>              " murali"+
>           "<ForceQueuing/>"+
>           "</destination>"+
>        "</qos>";*
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> *but If use the following default one*
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> *                  PublishQosWrapper publishQos = new PublishQosWrapper();*
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> *                  String qos = publishQos.toXml();*
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> *it's working fine

Strange :-)

> *> > *3. Do I need to install xmlBlaster in the client machine also?? i.e
>  > > every subscriber also needs *
>  > >
>  > > *    to load xmlBlaster?? *
>  >
>  > You need the basic jar files on the client side as well, but no
>  > xmlblaster is started on the client side.
>  >
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>   *Did they need to be in the classpath(i think)?

Shure.

> *> >
>  > > *4. Where will xmlBlaster store the subscribers list, how it recognizes
>  > > the exisiting subscriber? *
>  >
>  > The subscriber list is memory based.
>  >
>
> *That is either in file or in database right? Did all the framework for 
> this storage is already done or we need to write??


The subscriber list is memory based only.

cu
Marcel

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