Re: Re: [JXTA dev] Jxta and Loopback Interface

Agreed.

Profile.EDGE (default) is extensively tested.

Profile.SUPER (eg rdv, rly) works but has 2 issues:

  requires one to register a bootstrap address even if none are desired

  jetty.jar is required even if relay is not enabled

Profile.LOCAL should work but more testing and feedback is hugely 
appreciated.

hth,

- james

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Fabrice DI MEGLIO wrote:

> 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
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> 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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