Mike
8/17/2004 10:40:00 PM
I wrote a tuple-based blackboard system (Linda-like, but not exactly) for
..Net to use for my last job seeing there didn't seem to be one out there.
(Also could be used just as a message-passing layer, or tuples with optional
persistent storage.) I decided to use skip remoting and use the socket layer
directly.
In my case I used dynamic server discovery via datagrams, but you should be
able to specify the machine of your choice in the url you specify. (E.g.,
"tcp://MachineA/Linda", etc.) If you are doing this, then maybe your not
naming things the way you think or there's a network addressing/DNS problem.
mike
"Minh" <nguyen@inf.fu-berlin.de> wrote in message
news:F1C32394-C432-4DFA-8A22-B58CFF48F67B@microsoft.com...
> hi,
>
> we are implementing a distributed version of the "LINDA" coordination
> language. we have run into some problems for the multiserver
configuration.
> two servers(A and B) are running on different computers. servers A and B
> communicate to retrieve and organize data. a client tries to retrieve data
> from server A but only has a connection to server B.
>
> we haven't figured out the configuration so far. does anyone have any
> experience with multiserver configuration ?
>
> thanks a lot