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If host is not specified in a proxy, Ice uses the value of the Ice.Default.Host property. If that property is not defined, outgoing connections are only attempted over loopback interfaces.
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If host is not specified in an object adapter endpoint, Ice uses the value of the Ice.Default.Host property. If that property is not defined, the adapter behaves as if the wildcard symbol * was specified (see below).
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Host name
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The host name is resolved via DNS. Outgoing connections are attempted to each address returned by the DNS query.
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The host name is resolved via DNS, and the object adapter listens on the network interfaces corresponding to each address returned by the DNS query. The specified host name is embedded in proxies created by the adapter.
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IPv4 address
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An outgoing connection is attempted to the given address.
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The object adapter listens on the network interface corresponding to the address. The specified address is embedded in proxies created by the adapter.
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IPv6 address
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An outgoing connection is attempted to the given address.
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The object adapter listens on the network interface corresponding to the address. The specified address is embedded in proxies created by the adapter.
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0.0.0.0
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A "wildcard" IPv4 address that causes Ice to try all local interfaces when establishing an outgoing connection.
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Equivalent to * (see below).
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"::"
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A "wildcard" IPv6 address that causes Ice to try all local interfaces when establishing an outgoing connection.
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Equivalent to * (see below).
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*
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The adapter listens on all network interfaces (including the loopback interface), that is, binds to INADDR_ANY for the enabled protocols (IPv4 and/or IPv6). Endpoints for all addresses except loopback and IPv6 link-local are published in proxies (unless loopback is the only available interface, in which case only loopback is published).
Using Mono, proxies created by an object adapter listening on the IPv6 wildcard address contain only the IPv6 loopback address unless published endpoints are configured.
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Specifies the host name or IP address of the endpoint. If not specified, the value of Ice.Default.Host is used instead.
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Specifies the port number of the endpoint.
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Determines the port to which a connection attempt is made (required).
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The port will be selected by the operating system if this option is not specified or port is zero.
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Specifies the endpoint timeout in milliseconds.
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If timeout is greater than zero, it specifies the timeout used by the client to open or close connections and to read or write data. It also specifies how long the run time waits for an invocation to complete. If a timeout occurs, the application receives Ice::TimeoutException.
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If timeout is greater than zero, it specifies the timeout used by the server to accept or close connections and to read or write data (see page 747 and Section 28.12).
timeout also controls the timeout that is published in proxies created by the object adapter.
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‑z
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Specifies bzip2 compression.
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Determines whether compressed requests are sent.
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Determines whether compression is advertised in proxies created by the adapter.
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Specifies the protocol major and highest minor version number to be used for this endpoint. If not specified, the protocol major version and highest supported minor version of the client-side Ice run time is used.
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Determines the protocol major version and highest minor version used by the client side when sending messages to this endpoint. The protocol major version number must match the protocol major version number of the server; the protocol minor version number must not be higher than the highest minor version number supported by the server.
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Determines the protocol major version and highest minor version advertised by the server side for this endpoint. The protocol major version number must match the protocol major version number of the server; the protocol minor version number must not be higher than the highest minor version number supported by the server.
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Specifies the encoding major and highest minor version number to be used for this endpoint. If not specified, the encoding major version and highest supported minor version of the client-side Ice run time is used.
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Determines the encoding major version and highest minor version used by the client side when sending messages to this endpoint. The encoding major version number must match the encoding major version number of the server; the encoding minor version number must not be higher than the highest minor version number supported by the server.
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Determines the encoding version and highest minor version advertised by the server side for this endpoint. The protocol major version number must match the protocol major version number of the server; the protocol minor version number must not be higher than the highest minor version number supported by the server.
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Specifies the host name or IP address of the endpoint. If not specified, the value of Ice.Default.Host is used instead.
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Specifies the port number of the endpoint.
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Determines the port to which datagrams are sent (required).
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The port will be selected by the operating system if this option is not specified or port is zero.
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‑z
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Specifies bzip2 compression.
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Determines whether compressed requests are sent.
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Determines whether compression is advertised in proxies created by the adapter.
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Specifies the time-to-live (also known as "hops") of multicast messages.
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Determines whether multicast messages are forwarded beyond the local network. If not specified, or the value of TTL is -1, multicast messages are not forwarded. The maximum value is 255.
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Specifies the network interface or group for multicast messages (see below).
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Selects the network interface for outgoing multicast messages. If not specified, multicast messages are sent using the default interface.
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Selects the network interface to use when joining the multicast group. If not specified, the group is joined on the default network interface.
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Specifies the host name or IP address of the endpoint. If not specified, the value of Ice.Default.Host is used instead.
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Specifies the port number of the endpoint.
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Determines the port to which a connection attempt is made (required).
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The port will be selected by the operating system if this option is not specified or port is zero.
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Specifies the endpoint timeout in milliseconds.
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If timeout is greater than zero, it specifies the timeout used by the client to open or close connections and to read or write data. It also specifies how long the run time waits for an invocation to complete. If a timeout occurs, the application receives Ice::TimeoutException.
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If timeout is greater than zero, it specifies the timeout used by the server to accept or close connections and to read or write data (see page 747 and Section 28.12).
timeout also controls the timeout that is published in proxies created by the object adapter.
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‑z
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Specifies bzip2 compression.
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Determines whether compressed requests are sent.
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Determines whether compression is advertised in proxies created by the adapter.
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Specifies the transport for the endpoint. Transports are indicated by positive integers (1 for TCP, 2 for SSL, and 3 for UDP).
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Specifies the marshaled encoding of the endpoint (including its enclosing encapsulation) in base‑64 encoding.
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