I actually had to change the way that worked. Seems like the Method[] the Class.getMethods() is in a different order if you run in different JVMs. Well at least that's what I noticed. So for now I'm sending down a String the represents the method sig until I find a way to get an Int to represent the method.
So how can we get 2 jvms to agree on the same ordinal number mapping?? Regards, Hiram On Fri, 2003-09-05 at 04:12, Dain Sundstrom wrote: > > Thus as there is a fixed number of methods possible, we could > > ultimately define each method (including overriden methods) with an > > ordinal integer. On this number we could then provide the method > > mapping through code generation - a switch statement. The solution is > > still transparent to the client as it is contained within the Stub. > > Potentially we can reuse this for Local interfaces also. The code > > generation can also provide hooks in for the appropriate security and > > transaction requirements. > > Already got that one... That is the way the remoting framework is > implemented today. > > -dain > > /************************* > * Dain Sundstrom > * Partner > * Core Developers Network > *************************/ -- /************************** * Hiram Chirino * Partner * Core Developers Network **************************/
