I'm pretty sure its not the clients because they are running win2k w/o a firewall. I am using the default setup for 3.2.1 only making changes that
are described in the pay-for-doc.
Where do I add that code snippet you gave me?
I'm not using JMS.
Thanks!
------------------------------------------- Hi Jeremy,
We are running all our EJB and JNDI RMI calls tunneled over HTTP/s. In the beginning we had the same problems, but it all came down to the fact that we had it not properly setup. Monitor your clients port usage of the java process, if on unix use the suggested netstat command (or some variation of it, actually you should check for outgoing connections), if on windows try "Active Ports" http://www.tucows.com/preview/213738.html =2E On the server side you might have mbean services started that are listening to all kinds of ports.
BTW: Is your application using JMS?
If you want to see the invocations crank up your logging. I guess this should do:
<category name=3D"org.jboss.invocation"> <priority value=3D"TRACE" class=3D"org.jboss.logging.XLevel"/> </category>
Make sure you have no threshold on the appender so you see the TRACE level output. If you see some messages about JRMP you are probably not using the HTTP invoker=20
Regards, Sebastian
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