Tobias Bocanegra wrote:
> how to you register the repository?
I was just doing
RemoteRepository remote = factory.getRemoteRepository(repository);
Naming.rebind(publicName, remote);
(where "repository" is a javax.jcr.Repository, and "publicName" was
something like "//myHostName:1099/repositoryName")
> take a look at the RepositoryStartupServlet in the jcr-server contrib.
Thanks for that hint - I've now fixed it :-)
The main difference between that jcr-server code (that I presume works)
and my code (that did not work) was that the jcr-server code starts up
its own RMI naming service (in its own JVM), but my code did not (my
code relied on using a external RMID that I had started seperately).
I've now copied the "start RMI-naming-service" code into my app and
everything now works.
I've since managed to get my "dump a (remote) RMI JCR repository"
program to connect and dump the contents - a good result :-)
Thanks for your help,
Peter
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