Biz©, ты всё запутал
хотя определение мне понравилось, чётче не скажешь.
Да ну Вас, болтунов...как во флуде почти-что, это при том что некоторым Бизонам пора бы ужо серьёзнее быть..
вот - подлиннее скажу, чтоб контекст был
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In the client, proxies must be configured to use Glacier2 as a router. This configuration
can be done statically for all proxies created by a communicator, or
programmatically for a particular proxy. A proxy configured to use a router is
called a routed proxy.
When a client invokes an operation on a routed proxy, the client connects to
one of Glacier2’s client and sends the request as if Glacier2 were the
server. Glacier2 then establishes a client connection to the intended server,
forwards the request, and returns the reply (if any). Glacier2 is essentially acting
as a local client on behalf of the remote client.
If a server returns a proxy as the result of an operation, that proxy contains the
server’s endpoints in the private network, as usual. (Remember, the server is
unaware of Glacier2’s presence, and therefore assumes that the proxy is usable by
the client that requested it.) Of course, those endpoints are not accessible to the
client and, in the absence of a router, the client would receive an exception if it
were to use the proxy. When that proxy is configured with a router, however, the
client ignores the server’s endpoints and only sends requests to the router’s client
endpoints.
Glacier2’s server endpoints, which reside in the private network, are only used
when a server makes a callback to a client. See Section 43.4 for more information
on callbacks.
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Мне интересно, как по русски правильно выразиться про endpoints и proxy
Точнее задача - как в дипломе написать public server endpoints - "внешние конечные точки сервера"?