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I have produced code that successfullly vends and gets objects locally, when using "nil" for hostname. It does not work when using for example "192.168.0.26", after copying and starting the server app on that machine.
What is there I haven't noticed about remote Distributed Objects?
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I'm going to bump this up to the top of the list, while at the same time asking: what?
What language are you talking about?
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All words are lies. Including these ones.
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Obj-C/Cocoa, I guess, since that's where you do DO 
Anyway, congratulations, you realised that this functionality is broken in Mac OS X. I'm pretty sure someone said there was a workaround involving writing your own transport protocol for DO, you might like to check the archives to macosx-dev.
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This being broken REALLY sucks. And Apple doesn't even mention it in the docs... now I'm angry.
Yeah I got my reply there on that list.
Thanks
Originally posted by Angus_D:
<STRONG>Obj-C/Cocoa, I guess, since that's where you do DO
Anyway, congratulations, you realised that this functionality is broken in Mac OS X. I'm pretty sure someone said there was a workaround involving writing your own transport protocol for DO, you might like to check the archives to macosx-dev.</STRONG>
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Originally posted by gladmac:
<STRONG>This being broken REALLY sucks. And Apple doesn't even mention it in the docs... now I'm angry.
Yeah I got my reply there on that list.
Thanks
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Hmm? I didn't think it was broken. Everything I have read says you need to make a protocol.
Note that this is an Objective C "Protocol", not a network protocol. You don't have to implement TCP or something.
There are examples around like http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/arc...st/018144.html
-B
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Ummm... we're not talking about that kind of protocol at all...
Thing is, when you're vending/getting an object between two machines through TCP/IP you have to manually create two NSPorts and set the listening port in one end and IP and port in the other end. And this is not documented. It says how to do this... but the much easier way that is described is simply broken.
Originally posted by benh57:
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Hmm? I didn't think it was broken. Everything I have read says you need to make a protocol.
Note that this is an Objective C "Protocol", not a network protocol. You don't have to implement TCP or something.
There are examples around like http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/arc...st/018144.html
-B</STRONG>
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