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NX: RMI Question

 
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When I use a host that begins with a number, the connection string defaults to localhost:1099. But if I use a host with all letters, or a combination of letters and numbers beginning with a letter, this doesn't happen. And the same thing for the port. If it begins with a letter it defaults. So basically, it only accepts hosts that begin with a letter, and only ports that begin with a number. Otherwise, it defaults to localhost:1099. I don't care about the restriction on the port, but I'm not able to enter an IP address for the host. To connect I'm using the following code:

Is this standard behavior?
[ January 03, 2004: Message edited by: Joe Black ]
 
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Nevermind, I made a stupid mistake.
 
Don't get me started about those stupid light bulbs.
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