Eric, Ok, I get that distinction and am happy to do the simpler approach of not using JUM. But when I tried that, I get the error message on the second computer that the server on the main computer is not responding. OTOH when I open jijx on the one main computer in both Firefox and Safari, the two are in fact sharing the same session of J, which is great. (Both are using the ip 127.0.0.1:65001.)
I am wondering if there is some need to put (some part of )the jhs system in the folder ~/Sites because that is the one that Macs have set up for (all) internet access. Well, that is not completely true. There is access to 192.168.2.3 and separately to 192.168.2.3/~brian , I believe, and I believe the latter is accessed for the ~/Sites files. To be clear, the urls which receive the error message that the address is not responding are both 192.168.2.3:65001/jijx and 192.168.2.3:65001/~brian/jijx . On Mon, Feb 28, 2011 at 9:24 AM, Eric Iverson <[email protected]> wrote: > JUM is a JHS application. It provides multiple JUM user folders within a > single user folder. JUM is the JHS application we run at Jsoftware that > allows separate J users to each have their own task. > > I assumed that what you wanted was to allow access to the SAME jhs task from > multiple computers. This is much easier than running JUM. To do this all you > need to do is copy jhs_default.ijs to jhs.ijs in the same ide/jhs/config > folder and edit BIND=: to be any. Start JHS on your machine with this config > change and you should be able to access that J session from another machine > with the IP address given in the jconsole welcome message. Go to another > machine (such as your iPad) that has a network connection to your JHS server > and browse to the jijx page at the IP address and port (65001 unless you > have changed it in the config). > > If you really want to run JUM then you need to load the JUM script on the > server and start the JUM application to manage multiple users with multiple > J tasks. > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
