I got my terminology mixed up. Wherever you see "local domain"
substitute "domain of the computer vending the distributed object"
On Dec 28, 2008, at 2:58 AM, Ken Tozier wrote:
Hi
I'm trying to set up a distributed object client, but can't see any
way to get the local domain (not localhost) to use in
rootProxyForConnectionWithRegisteredName:host: The documentation for
NSConnection states that:
"The host name. The domain name hostName is an Internet domain name
(for example, "sales.anycorp.com"). If hostName is nil or empty,
then only the local host is searched for the named NSConnection
object."
But it doesn't offer any info for the presumably common case where
you know the registered name and know it is on the local domain, but
is not localhost.
I looked into NSNetServiceBrowser's searchForServicesOfType:
inDomain: to find the known service name but that requires that
you know the service type. NSConnection, of course makes no mention
of what type it registers distributed objects, so it seems, at least
from available documentation, that you are forced to hard code in
domains. I'm sure this must be just a documentation bug, so how does
one discover the local domain?
Thanks for any help
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