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Querying the Object Adapter endpoints
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How can I query (or get) the endpoints of my object adapter from code?
Because when it comes from an external config file, or uses the 'default' random assigned port number - it is unknown by me.
I want to do a reverse process as a StringToProxy() - I want to create a string which contains all the information to access a registered object on a server - create a string, which can be sent away in the net to other Ice client to use the StringToProxy() function.
I cannto use the IcePack possibility for some reasons for this purpose - this is why I want to find another way to solve this problem.
Because when it comes from an external config file, or uses the 'default' random assigned port number - it is unknown by me.
I want to do a reverse process as a StringToProxy() - I want to create a string which contains all the information to access a registered object on a server - create a string, which can be sent away in the net to other Ice client to use the StringToProxy() function.
I cannto use the IcePack possibility for some reasons for this purpose - this is why I want to find another way to solve this problem.
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The only way I can think of is to create a proxy with ObjectAdapter :: createProxy() (use a dummy identity), and then convert it to a string representation with Communicator :: proxyToString().0
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Ice.ObjectPrx prx = adapter.createProxy(Ice.Util.stringToIdentity("xx"));
string s = ic.proxyToString( prx );
it generates: s = "xx -t@MyAdapter"
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Right, this doesn't work if you use indirect proxies. There is no way to access the endpoint information in this case.0
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Ooops, something wrong. It is on the server side. Not on the client side. The server creates the Object Adapter using a config file to read the endpoint definition from outside. What I wanna know is what are the final endpoints which are set by the ICE run-time for that O.A. How comes the indirect proxy here?0
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You probably have an AdapterId property defined for your adapter. If you are not using indirect proxies, there is no need for this property.
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Mes, you are right. I had an AdapterId... When I comment it out, it is worlking now. Thanks a lot!0