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Re: Host in WO URL (was "No Instance available" message)
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Re: Host in WO URL (was "No Instance available" message)


  • Subject: Re: Host in WO URL (was "No Instance available" message)
  • From: "Jerry W. Walker" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 1 Jul 2006 23:52:12 -0400

Hi, Art,

On Jun 30, 2006, at 9:23 PM, Art Isbell wrote:

On Jun 30, 2006, at 1:33 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:

Jerry! You're alive! I haven't see you drop by in so long I was beginning to wonder. :-)

I figured he was off hot-rodding his Pismo even more :-)

Heh, I tried to enter the Tour de France with it, but they pointed out that it had neither wheels nor peddles. They weren't amused when I responded that with all those keys and wifi, I could virtually go farther and faster than any vehicle with wheels and peddles. However, they did laugh when I started a WO app to show them my virtuosity and all I got was a "No instance available" message.


Along these same lines, what's the host portion of your WO URL? On my old Tiger-WO 5.2.4 partition, I would see my computer's Bonjour name, but on my Tiger-WO 5.3.1 partition, I see the DHCP IP address that can change with each reboot. This isn't convenient; I'd prefer the same host in the URL, preferably localhost, 127.0.0.1, or my computer's Bonjour name.

That was my first clue that something had changed. I had been seeing "localhost", but suddenly I was seeing my computer's Bonjour name, "jwpismo.local".


Launching WO apps with a WOHost argument doesn't affect this. Launching in direct connect or Web server mode doesn't affect this. The Apache config files are identical on both partitions; ServerName isn't set. wotaskd and JavaMonitor are launched by launchd (from OS X Server) rather than the WO startup item on both partitions. /etc/hostconfig on my Tiger-WO 5.2.4 partition doesn't have a HOSTNAME key, but in /etc/hostconfig on my Tiger-WO 5.3.1 partition, it's set to -AUTOMATIC-. Commenting the HOSTNAME entry and rebooting doesn't affect the IP address in the host portion of the WO URL.

Any suggestions?

I have none beyond what I posted earlier and was kind of hoping for more suggestions from the list, but I did post late Friday evening at the beginning of a big American Holiday weekend. Clearly that posting wasn't too late for you, Art, living in that, what... 6 hour time warp (from the US East Coast) of yours.


Thanks for the reply.

Regards,
Jerry


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__ Jerry W. Walker,
WebObjects Developer/Instructor for High Performance Industrial Strength Internet Enabled Systems


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