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Xavier Coulon updated JBIDE-21065:
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Description:
I've noticed that when I create a server adapter and I give it an IP address as the
hostname, the hostname remains the default value, ie, {{localhost}}.
This is annoying in the case where I want to connect to a VM running on my own host (eg, a
VM running Docker). In this particular case, I set the hostname at something like
{{192.168.99.100}} but it is reverted as {{localhost}} which gives {{127.0.0.1}} as the
primary IP address. As a consequence, the server adapter fails to connect to the server
since it uses the wrong IP address.
was:
I've noticed that when I create a server adapter and I give it an IP address as the
hostname, the IP address is resolved and the host name becomes the machine name on the
network (eg: "localhost").
This is annoying in the case where I want to connect to a VM running on my own host (eg, a
VM running Docker). In this particular case, I set the hostname at something like
{{192.168.99.100}} but it is resolved as {{localhost}} which gives {{127.0.0.1}} as the
primary IP address. As a consequence, the server adapter fails to connect to the server
since it uses the wrong IP address.
Server host name address should not be resolved after server adapter
creation
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Key: JBIDE-21065
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBIDE-21065
Project: Tools (JBoss Tools)
Issue Type: Bug
Components: server
Affects Versions: 4.3.0.Final
Reporter: Xavier Coulon
I've noticed that when I create a server adapter and I give it an IP address as the
hostname, the hostname remains the default value, ie, {{localhost}}.
This is annoying in the case where I want to connect to a VM running on my own host (eg,
a VM running Docker). In this particular case, I set the hostname at something like
{{192.168.99.100}} but it is reverted as {{localhost}} which gives {{127.0.0.1}} as the
primary IP address. As a consequence, the server adapter fails to connect to the server
since it uses the wrong IP address.
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