Hi all. I'm trying to access the network server using the network client driver. I connect to my database from a remote client and keep getting the connection refused error. Even when I connect from the local system, I get the error (in certain cases - see below). I'm trying to figure out if I'm using the wrong derby URL, or if this is caused by some sort of network issue in my work environment.
My network server is running on port 10222. From the same system, I use setNetworkClientCP to set the classpath for my client. When I run 'ij' and connect to the database it works OK for the following: connect 'jdbc:derby://localhost:10222/<database>'; connect 'jdbc:derby://<hostname>:10222/<database>'; But it fails when I use: connect 'jdbc:derby://10.20.30.40:10222/<database>'; (where "10.20.30.40" is the ip address of localhost) I am unable to connect successfully from a remote client running 'ij'. Before I ask our IT guys here what might be causing this, I wanted to make sure I'm using the correct URL in my connect command. Has anyone seen this behavior before? Can anyone confirm that I'm using the correct URL? Thanks! Steve
