D'oh... I knew it was going to be something stupid. While I'm asking
questions, what's the status of callbacks?
Thanks a bunch.
On Mon, 2002-05-06 at 16:43, Vinay Chandran wrote:
> Hi,
> The client uses ClientClassAltrmiFactory
> which neccessiates the presence of the
> stub classes on the client's classpath.
> You can use the ServerClassAltrmiFactory to
> grap the stubs from the server .
> Do let us know if you are still facing problems with
> your present setup.
>
> Regards,
> Vinay
> --- Richard Wallace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I'm trying to use Altrmi in a project I've got
> > coming up. From what
> > I've seen I like it much more than regular old RMI.
> > But I'm having
> > problems getting it to work with even the simplest
> > examples. I have the
> > server generating the proxies dynamically (as
> > opposed to using the ant
> > task). I followed the docs on the Avalon site but
> > finally figured out I
> > needed to set the genSrcDir and the genClassDir.
> > After figuring that
> > out I finally go the server up and running. So, I
> > moved on to the
> > client. Again, I followed the docs on the site, but
> > had no luck. I
> > keep getting a the following exception:
> >
> >
> org.apache.excalibur.altrmi.common.AltrmiConnectionException:
> > Generated
> > class not found during lookup :
> > AltrmiGenerated2Server_Main
> >
> > I've tried everything I could think of with the
> > client and the server,
> > but in the end have had no luck. Below is some code
> > on how I'm
> > publishing the object the client is trying to get
> > and how the client is
> > trying to get the object from the server.
> >
> > Server publishing object:
> > File genjava = new File ("genjava");
> > DynamicGeneratorClassRetriever dgcr = new
> >
> > DynamicGeneratorClassRetriever(genjava.getClass
> > ().getResource
> > ("excalibur-altrmi-generator.jar"));
> > dgcr.setSrcGenDir (genjava.getAbsolutePath ());
> > dgcr.setClassGenDir (genjava.getAbsolutePath ());
> > PublicationDescription pd = new
> > PublicationDescription(Server.class);
> > dgcr.generate("Server", pd,
> > genjava.getClass().getClassLoader());
> >
> > InvocationHandlerAdapter iha = new
> > InvocationHandlerAdapter ();
> > iha.setClassRetriever (dgcr);
> > AbstractServer as = new
> > CompleteSocketCustomStreamServer (iha, 1235);
> > ServerImpl si = new ServerImpl();
> > as.publish (si, "Server", Server.class);
> > as.start();
> >
> >
> > Client retrieving object:
> > AltrmiFactory af = new ClientClassAltrmiFactory
> > (false);
> > af.setHostContext (new SocketCustomStreamHostContext
> > ("127.0.0.1",
> > 1235));
> > Server server = (Server) af.lookup("Server");
> >
> > I just added the InvocationHandler to the server.
> > I'm not sure if it's
> > needed or not. Any glaring errors? Any help will
> > be appreciated.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
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