Examples of RMIMultiHomedServerSocketFactory

com.sun.enterprise.admin.server.core.jmx.nonssl.RMIMultiHomedServerSocketFactory
This is the custom RMI server socket factory that helps bind RMI servers to a specific IP interface as has been specified in the domain->config->admin-service->jmx-connector->address in domain.xml. In the absence of a specific entry, the default RMI behavior of binding to all IP interfaces on the host is observed. @author Nandini.Ektare@sun.com @since Sun Java System Application Server 8.1 UR 2

Examples of com.sun.enterprise.admin.server.core.jmx.nonssl.RMIMultiHomedServerSocketFactory

        if (ssl) {                          
            sf = new AdminSslServerSocketFactory(connector.getSsl(), 
                                                 connector.getAddress());
            RMIClientSocketFactory cf = new AdminRMISSLClientSocketFactory(); 
            dr.setRmiClientSocketFactory(cf);
        } else sf = new RMIMultiHomedServerSocketFactory(connector.getAddress());
        dr.setRmiServerSocketFactory(sf);
    }

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Examples of com.sun.enterprise.admin.server.core.jmx.nonssl.RMIMultiHomedServerSocketFactory

            if (sslc == null) 
                sslc = initDefaultSslConfiguration();
            sf = new AdminSslServerSocketFactory(sslc, connectorConfig.getAddress());
            RMIClientSocketFactory cf = new AdminRMISSLClientSocketFactory();
            driver.setRmiClientSocketFactory(cf);
        } else sf = new RMIMultiHomedServerSocketFactory(connectorConfig.getAddress());
        driver.setRmiServerSocketFactory(sf);        
    }

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