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Lerna_Ekmekciog
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Sep 06, 2005

MONITOR_RULE_TYPE_NONE

Hi again,     I see that in the sdk there is a LocalLBMonitorRuleType called "MONITOR_RULE_TYPE_NONE".     Explanation in sdk for this is as follows:     "The object is explicitly ...
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Lerna_Ekmekciog
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Sep 15, 2005
To shed some more light on this problem I'm sending you the code that I use to reproduce it.

 

 

String os = System.getProperty("os.name");
System.setProperty("javax.net.ssl.trustStore", System.getProperty("user.home") + "/.keystore");
String m_endpoint = "https://:@:/iControl/iControlPortal.cgi";
LocalLBMonitorBindingStub m_monitor = (LocalLBMonitorBindingStub)
new LocalLBMonitorLocator().getLocalLBMonitorPort(new java.net.URL(m_endpoint));
m_monitor.setTimeout(300);
m_monitor.get_template_list();

 

 

Replace ,,, with your own values. As you can see I am not doing anything fancy but simply binding and invoking get_template_list(). I run my code on a Linux box from within Eclipse. I have no problems getting list of pools, virtuals and so on from the same F5 in this same setup using iControl sdk methods for pools,virtuals,etc. This is why I think axis should not be the problem. Let me know what your suggestion is to track this down.

 

 

Lerna