Hi Filip
The java.net MulticastSocket works like a charm
cheers,
Lorenz
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Lorenz Breu wrote:
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
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
I saw something like this once. It turned out to be a firewall on
XP. Just a thought.
cheers,
David Knox
Information System Architect
+1 303-748-8906
http://pragmaticis.blogspot.com
On Feb 16, 2009, at 9:16 AM, Lorenz Breu wrote:
Here is the correct algo for sender:
ifa = Address.inf
> Here is the correct algo for sender:
>
> 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);
>
Lorenz Breu wrote:
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
>
> 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
Lorenz Breu wrote:
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
Lorenz Breu wrote:
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
