Re: Public API to get the search list that is used on the system

> On 27 Sep 2018, at 11:51, Norman Maurer wrote: > > Forgot to ask… is it somehow possible to “subscribe” to an issue and get > notified once there are some updates ? Yes, you can “watch” an issue, component, or subcomponent, BUT you need to be, at least, an OpenJDK author. Unfortunately, I

Re: Public API to get the search list that is used on the system

Forgot to ask… is it somehow possible to “subscribe” to an issue and get notified once there are some updates ? Bye Norman > On 27. Sep 2018, at 12:18, Norman Maurer wrote: > > Thanks a lot. > > That would provide exactly what we need in netty. > > Bye > Norman > > >> On 27. Sep 2018, at

Re: Public API to get the search list that is used on the system

Thanks a lot. That would provide exactly what we need in netty. Bye Norman > On 27. Sep 2018, at 12:09, Chris Hegarty wrote: > > Norman, > >> On 26 Sep 2018, at 12:45, Norman Maurer wrote: >> >> BTW I am happy to open an enhancement request for this with more details . >> Just wanted to c

Re: Public API to get the search list that is used on the system

Norman, > On 26 Sep 2018, at 12:45, Norman Maurer wrote: > > BTW I am happy to open an enhancement request for this with more details . > Just wanted to check in first here :) I searched the bug database to ensure that this request had not come up before, and found nothing. I took the liberty

Re: Public API to get the search list that is used on the system

BTW I am happy to open an enhancement request for this with more details . Just wanted to check in first here :) Just let me know if I should do or not. Bye Norman > On 26. Sep 2018, at 13:15, Norman Maurer wrote: > > Yeah preferable a method for both but JNDI works for the nameservers for n

Re: Public API to get the search list that is used on the system

Yeah preferable a method for both but JNDI works for the nameservers for now. > Am 26.09.2018 um 13:06 schrieb Chris Hegarty : > > Hi Norman, > > A non-blocking DNS resolver, good use-case. > > Clearly the system configured name servers are of interest too ( I bring > it up since your specific

Re: Public API to get the search list that is used on the system

Hi Norman, A non-blocking DNS resolver, good use-case. Clearly the system configured name servers are of interest too ( I bring it up since your specific request is about search domains )? Search domains are only part of the problem. I assume you can retrieve the name servers through the JDNI A

Re: Public API to get the search list that is used on the system

Yeah… In netty we an DNS resolver implementation that is completely non-blocking and for this we need it to correctly resolve in some cases. Blocking DNS resolution just doesn’t “cut it” when you use non-blocking IO and also need to resolve a lot of stuff during connect etc. Bye Norman > On

Re: Public API to get the search list that is used on the system

Hi Norman, As you correctly found, there is a private implementation that is used by JNDI. As far as I am aware, there are no plans to provide a Java SE API for retrieving the default search domain list. Is there a particular use-case that you have in mind that requires this? -Chris. On 26/09/1

Public API to get the search list that is used on the system

Hi all, I wonder if there is any plan to provide a public domain to receive the “search list”. At the moment this is exposed via an internal API only: sun.net .dns.ResolverConfiguration.searchlist() I know I can use JNDI to get a list of dnsservers but I could not find anythin