Hi guys
Sorry for the cross-post two 3 lists, but this whole jSLP issue depends
on work from all three areas...
As mentioned in the ApacheDS devlist, jSLP will be ready for release
really soon. However, jSLP relies on:
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MINA multicasting
I implemen
Hi Filip
The java.net MulticastSocket works like a charm
cheers,
Lorenz
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David Knox wrote:
> I saw something like this once. It turned out to be a firewall on XP.
> Just a thought.
thx for the pointer, after weeks of programming and debugging and
profiling and testing i completely forgot about the "simple" problems :)
unfortunately, even with all (known) forms of firew
> Here is the correct algo for sender:
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> ifa = Address.info(null, Socket.APR_INET, Socket.APR_UNSPEC, 0, pool).
> mca = Address.info("234.255.255.253", Socket.APR_INET,
> Socket.APR_UNSPEC, 25000, pool);
> Socket.optSet(handle, Socket.APR_SO_REUSEADDR, 1);
> result = Socket.bind(handle, ifa);
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>
> Try Multicast.loopback if Multicast.join fails.
> Win32 is pretty weired, and not sure why the join doesn't work.
> I suppose the multicast group needs to exists before joining.
>
no cigar. i first expected an APR_ENOTIMPL or even a failure, but i get
APR_SUCCESS all the way... but nothing actu
hi once again
i have been trying to figure out why my tomcat native based mina
acceptor won't join a speicified multicast group. the call goes through
Multicast.join() over the tomcat native code to apr_mcast_join which in
turn calls do_mcast in the apr multicast.c file. then it goes to os
specifi
hi guys
i just tried out my mina apr transport classes and noticed that i can't
join a multicast group under windows, while it works on my linux box.
calling Multicast.join() returns Status.APR_SUCCESS, but wireshark
assures me no IGMP messages are being sent out to announce group
membership, and
i tried to build the tcnative libraries on my windows xp x86 machine
using ms visual studio 2008, but it keeps telling me the project file is
corrupted and can't be opened. this happens for both 1.1.15 and 1.1.16
versions of tc-native. any ideas?
cheers,
lorenz
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just to let you know, the typos in jni/native/multicast.c are still
there
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hi guys
i just did a quick check on the tomcat-native homepage and noticed two
things haven't changed:
a) link to the 1.1.15 binaries is broken
b) 1.1.16 sources still contain the typos in multicast.c
i also don't know if the inconsistency between the c and the java code,
where the c code uses "r
i was just going to ask a similar set of questions:
a) when will the release you guys voted for actually happen?
b) have the typos in been fixed ("Mulicast" instead of "Multicast"
somewhere in the c-code and "recvFrom" in the java code vs. "recvfrom"
in the c code or vice-versa)?
c) will the new r
hi guys
is there an ETA on the new release? i guess you will also update the
version in the maven central repo, right?
cheers,
lorenz
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Too bad :(
I am just the new guy here and I only use tcn for my MINA APR transport
extensions. As I couldn't build tomcat native on my windows box I was
looking forward to the new release, even though the only problems I ever
encountered (I don't use tcn extensively at the moment) were the typ
I also just checked the file
http://tomcat.apache.org/dev/dist/tomcat-connectors/native/source/1.1.16/tomcat-native-1.1.16-win32-src.zip
The "Mulicast" typo in multicast.c is still there
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Using 1.1.15 under WinXP I noticed that recvfrom() would not set the
port of the data source, however I couldn't try the repo version as I
couldn't compile under WinXP. On my kubuntu box everything seems to work
fine.
I am now trying to use Multicast.ointerface(sock,iface), but I still
have to find
hi guys
can somebody give me a hint on how to send a udp message from a specific
port using the jni (or directly the apr) code? i am trying the following:
long handle = Socket.create(Socket.APR_INET, Socket.SOCK_DGRAM,
Socket.APR_PROTO_UDP, pool);
Socket.optSet(handle, Socket.APR_SO_NONBLOCK, 1);
hi guys
so did i get this right, you released version 1.1.16 of tomcat native?
it's not on the homepage yet and i am having trouble finding the exact
location of the code of the actual release, could you tell me if the
typos in multicast.c have been fixed in the release (lots of occurences
of
Hi
I just managed to build tomcat native on my kubuntu gutsy box, but still
no progress on win32, still getting that problem with not finding
UuidCreate while linking...
The tomcat.jni call to recvfrom() under linux correctly fills in the
port into the apr_sockaddr_t, but under win32 it doesn't,
I have been trying to figure out why the tcnative project won't build,
but without success... I have added the Microsoft SDK, Windows\system,
Windows\system32 and OpenSSL\ library directories to the list of
"Additional Library Directories" in Visual Studio 2008 for the projects
apr, libapr, libctna
Hi again
Thanks for the pointers, the native code now compiles...Well actually
there is still that error in ossl_typ.h, but I just commented the line
causing the error out (a typedef) for now.
However, there is now a problem with linking. I keep getting the message:
1>apr-1.lib(rand.obj) : error
Hi
I tried to build tomcat native today following the instructions on the
homepage. APR compiled just fine, but when I try to build tcnative using
VS 2008 I get the following:
1>Compiling...
1>system.c
1>h:\Visual
Studio\tomcat-native-1.1.15-win32-src\jni\apr\include\arch\win32\apr_arch_misc.h(42
Glad I could help ;)
Maybe somebody can give me a hint now. I am trying to retrieve the port
of the sender of a datagram using recvfrom() as shown below:
protected SocketAddress receive(Long handle, IoBuffer buffer)
throws Exception {
/*initialize a new byte array for now. Is the data c
Hi folks,
I am new to this stuff, so please bear with me...
I am working on some extensions to the APR transport in the MINA
project. I was trying to use Socket.recvFrom() from the
org.apache.tomcat.jni package and kept getting UnsatisfiedLink errors...
I think I tracked the problem to a case mis
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