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        1. Re: soap:address location using HOSTNAME rather than IP addrshaiknoor_basha Jun 12, 2007 8:49 AM (in response to sagneta)hi dont worry, i have a solution for your problem 
 there are two ways to solve this problem
 i). u need to start your jboss server with this command on command prompt
 %JBoss_home%\bin>run.bat -b <your IP Address>
 ii).the second way is find jboss-server.xml in jboss installer foler(Jboss_Home) then
 in that file(s) replace the ${binding-address} to <your IP address>
 then start the jboss server normaly
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        2. Re: soap:address location using HOSTNAME rather than IP addrshaiknoor_basha Jun 12, 2007 8:50 AM (in response to sagneta)hi dont worry, i have a solution for your problem 
 there are two ways to solve this problem
 i). u need to start your jboss server with this command on command prompt
 %JBoss_home%\bin>run.bat -b <your IP Address>
 Ex: run.bat -b 192.234.145.232
 ii).the second way is find jboss-server.xml in jboss installer foler(Jboss_Home) then
 in that file(s) replace the ${binding-address} to <your IP address>
 then start the jboss server normaly
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        3. Re: soap:address location using HOSTNAME rather than IP addrjghallen Jun 13, 2007 3:14 AM (in response to sagneta)Imagine you have a multihomed host. 
 How do you make one JBoss instance listen to both 10.10.10.1 and 127.0.0.1 and a second JBoss instance listen to 10.10.10.2?
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        4. Re: soap:address location using HOSTNAME rather than IP addrsagneta Jun 15, 2007 11:07 AM (in response to sagneta)
 Thanks for the help everyone. That suggestion of binding to the IP address worked.
 I understand the multihomed issue of binding to specific IP addresses. I simply didn't know how to do it with JBoss.
 Thanks all.
 
     
    