EAserver - Number of iiop connections

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Number of iiop connections

jorge

2005-03-30, 7:09 pm

Jaguar 4.2.3 (nt)
PB 8.0.3
Hi !

Does anybody know why the number of iiop connections it is double than the
number of clients ?

Depends of the server where Jaguar runs, I need to specify the IP address to
have only one connection per client. It seems that the resolution name
doesn´t work correctly.

Any help

Dave Wolf

2005-03-30, 7:09 pm

I know why. I bet it is the load balancing kicking in.

Do you have multiple IIOP listeners for basically the same hostname?
Say an IIOP1 and and IIOP2 listening on different hosts?

Dave Wolf
Cynergy Systems
http://www.cynergysystems.com

jorge wrote:
> Jaguar 4.2.3 (nt)
> PB 8.0.3
> Hi !
>
> Does anybody know why the number of iiop connections it is double than the
> number of clients ?
>
> Depends of the server where Jaguar runs, I need to specify the IP address to
> have only one connection per client. It seems that the resolution name
> doesn´t work correctly.
>
> Any help
>
>

Yuri

2005-03-30, 7:09 pm

Yes, I have it in the Jaguar where it happens. But also I have it in another
Jaguar that it doesn´t happen.

I´ve tried to write the ip address in the listener and the location property
and then I get only ONE connection, but if I want to use name address ¿ What
can I do ?

"Dave Wolf" <dave.wolf@cynergysystems.com_nospam> escribió en el mensaje
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> I know why. I bet it is the load balancing kicking in.
>
> Do you have multiple IIOP listeners for basically the same hostname?
> Say an IIOP1 and and IIOP2 listening on different hosts?
>
> Dave Wolf
> Cynergy Systems
> http://www.cynergysystems.com
>
> jorge wrote:
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Aggelos Paraskevopoulos

2005-03-31, 8:04 pm

Yuri,

I believe the problem has to do with case sensitivity of hostname
resolution in iiop implementation. Try to match JAGUAR_HOST_NAME
(setenv.bat) and location (iiop://hostname:port) settings in connection
string, with what you get when you run ipconfig for instance.

If, for example, my ipconfig returns AGILE as the host name and
JAGUAR_HOST_NAME=agi
le or Location=iiop://agile:9000, then we get two
sessions ourselves.

And this has further implications in failover etc. So try to keep them
aligned.

HTH
Aggelos

Yuri wrote:
> Yes, I have it in the Jaguar where it happens. But also I have it in another
> Jaguar that it doesn´t happen.
>
> I´ve tried to write the ip address in the listener and the location property
> and then I get only ONE connection, but if I want to use name address ¿ What
> can I do ?
>
> "Dave Wolf" <dave.wolf@cynergysystems.com_nospam> escribió en el mensaje
> news:424a9cd6@forums
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>
>
> the
>
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> address to
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