Sure, binding to an address is valid. If you don't specify an address, for
security reasons all services bind to localhost, which is pretty useless for a
production system.
BTW, setting -Djboss.bind.address with the same value is redundant if you use
-b.
Have you tried this solution discussed on the JIRA you linked?
"Srinivasu Nidadavolu" wrote :
| I also got this issue. I got this error when I am binding my server to a
particular IP address.
|
| I found a place to cause the issue.
|
| all\deploy\jbossesb.sar\esb.juddi.xml, java.naming.provider.url is
pointing to localhost in the following way.
|
| jnp://localhost:1099
|
| If we are binding our server to some IPaddress while starting the server,
then we have to change this localhost to corresponding IP
| address. I modified in the following way.
|
| key="java.naming.provider.url">jnp://${jboss.bind.address}:1099
|
| and started the server with IPaddress. This issue is not appearing.
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