Re: [JXTA dev] Jxta and Loopback Interface

Hi tom,

I think if you can use ext:config you may find that the profile named 
Profile.LOCAL can suite your needs.

Another way of doing it is to run your own RDV on your laptop (JXTA 
Shell can do it simply) and use a private NPG so that you are completely 
isolated from the outside.

Hth,

Fabrice DI MEGLIO
proXimio: Build you own community
http://www.proximio.com

tommaso wrote:

>Hi all,
>
>as far as I know, Jxta embeds a mechanism for throwing away
>loopback addresses (127.0.0.1) if some network card is
>detected to be active in the system.
>
>Maybe this feature causes a lot of connectivity issues,
>while trying to run simple client/server examples on
>a single development machine. I guess there could be
>some management of loopback addrs that is not completely
>consistent across the overall Jxta components.
>
>Is there any simple way to bypass such mechanisms, by
>proper configuration of the machine ? I'm trying Jxta
>on a Linux FC2 laptop, if this is useful at all, and
>I found that no issues arise if trying with 2 distinct computers,
>but everytime I try on a single machine, I run into a
>real connectivity nightmare.... which doesn't seem to be
>very compatible with the Jxta philosophy.
>
>Many thanks in advance,
>
>  tom.
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