Re: [xmlblaster] Newbie Question

[Marcel Ruff <mr at marcelruff.info>]

Blake Dournaee wrote:

> Hello -
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> I am having a hard time figuring out how to change the IP address of the
> XMLblaster server from my java program.
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Assuming the SOCKET protocol: From command line it would be

java org.xmlBlaster.Main -plugin/socket/hostname 10.180.1.1

> For example, when I make a new Global object instance like this:
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> final Global glob = new Global();
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> I believe the IP address of the server is read from a properties file
> embedded in the jar file. By default it is set to localhost.
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> I would prefer to not have to mess with this file.
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> Is there a way I can change the IP address programmatically??
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If you use the embedded xmlBlaster server try this:

import org.xmlBlaster.util.EmbeddedXmlBlaster;
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  String[] args = { "-plugin/socket/hostname", "10.180.1.1"};
  globServer1.init(args);
  // or (if you have a master global this.glob_):
  // Global globServer1 = this.glob_.getClone(args);

  EmbeddedXmlBlaster serverThread = 
EmbeddedXmlBlaster.startXmlBlaster(globServer1);


many examples you find in our test suite:
     xmlBlaster/testsuite/src/java/org/xmlBlaster/test/cluster
have a look for example into SubscribeTest.java which uses 
ServerHelper.java to change configurations.
     String[] args = { "-propertyFile", 
findPropertyFile("heron.properties"), "-info[heron]", "true", 
"-call[heron]", "true" };
     heronGlob = this.glob_.getClone(args);

regards,
Marcel

> Thanks,
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