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############################################################################### # IIOP parameters # [iiop] ############################################################### # IIOP Global Settings # Preference level for IIOP #polyorb.binding_data.iiop.preference=0 # IIOP's default address #polyorb.protocols.iiop.default_addr=127.0.0.1 # IIOP's default port #polyorb.protocols.iiop.default_port=2809 # IIOP's alternate addresses #polyorb.protocols.iiop.alternate_listen_addresses=127.0.0.1:2810 127.0.0.1:2820 # Default GIOP/IIOP Version #polyorb.protocols.iiop.giop.default_version.major=1 #polyorb.protocols.iiop.giop.default_version.minor=2 ############################################################### # IIOP 1.2 specific parameters # Set to True to enable IIOP 1.2 #polyorb.protocols.iiop.giop.1.2.enable=true # Set to True to send a locate message prior to the request #polyorb.protocols.iiop.giop.1.2.locate_then_request=true # Maximum message size before fragmenting request #polyorb.protocols.iiop.giop.1.2.max_message_size=1000 ############################################################### # IIOP 1.1 specific parameters # Set to True to enable IIOP 1.1 #polyorb.protocols.iiop.giop.1.1.enable=true # Set to True to send a locate message prior to the request #polyorb.protocols.iiop.giop.1.1.locate_then_request=true # Maximum message size before fragmenting request #polyorb.protocols.iiop.giop.1.1.max_message_size=1000 ############################################################### # IIOP 1.0 specific parameters # Set to True to enable IIOP 1.0 #polyorb.protocols.iiop.giop.1.0.enable=true # Set to True to send a locate message prior to the request #polyorb.protocols.iiop.giop.1.0.locate_then_request=true
default_addr
specifies a listening endpoint address, and
alternate_listen_addresses
specifies a whitespace-separated list
of additional listening endpoint addresses. The value of default_addr
,
and each element of alternate_listen_addresses
, have a similar
format: <bind-addr>[ <pub-addr>]: <port-hint>
bind-addr
is the address on which to listen to, as passed
to the bind(2) system call. The default value is 0.0.0.0 (i.e., listen
for incoming connections on all addresses of the local host). If an
IP address is specified, it will be used instead. If a host name is specified,
it will be resolved, and connections will be listened for on each
returned IP address.
pub-addr
is the address to be published in constructed object
references. In particular, this is what appears in IORs produced by
the Object_To_String
CORBA function. If not specified, this
defaults to the same as bind-addr
, except if bind-addr
is 0.0.0.0 (the default value), in which case the default pub-addr
is the first non-loopback IP address found to be associated with the local
host name.
<port-hint>
may be a specific port number, or a range of ports
separated by an hyphen. If specified, the listening port will be assigned in
the indicated range. If not, a random port will be selected by the operating
system.
Any of the three components can be omitted. The following are examples of valid listening address specifications:
0.0.0.0 # Bind on 0.0.0.0, publish first IP address of local host 1.2.3.4 # Bind on 1.2.3.4, publish "1.2.3.4" 1.2.3.4[server.example.com] # Bind on 1.2.3.4, publish as "server.example.com", no specified port server.example.com # Bind on all IP addresses associated with "server.example.com", publish # "server.example.com" [server.example.com] # Bind on 0.0.0.0, publish "server.example.com"
If PolyORB is compiled with GNATCOLL support, macro substitution may be used in listening address specifications. For example, the following setting directs PolyORB to listen on port 1234 on all local addresses, and publish the local host name:
[iiop] polyorb.protocols.iiop.default_addr=[$hostname]:1234 # <bind-addr> is unspecified, so defaults to 0.0.0.0 # <pub-addr> is the local hostname, from built-in macro $hostname # <port-hint> is specified explicitly as 1234