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Will multiple Lan cards cause problems using rmi?

Will multiple Lan cards cause problems using rmi? If a host has two or more network cards (only one of which is Internet-enabled), how does RMI know which IP address to use? There seems to be a problem when such a client registers with an RMI service, and has a client-side callback method invoked by the server.

[319 byte] By [ACRVa] at [2007-10-2 20:42:53]
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You can tell RMI the address you want by defining java.rmi.server.hostname at the JVM which exports the remote object.
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