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Hi Brett,
Thanks for the suggestion.
This is a very perplexing problem.
Has anyone else out there been able to dynamically rebind an
RMI object under Apache/JServ? Is it possible that it is
a bug? All my servlet code works, if I run it as an application.
I can bind/rebind and the object always gets refreshed.
Any help would be appreciated.
Lee Grant
Xerox Engineering Systems
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From: Brett Knights [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 16, 1999 12:42 AM
To: 'Java Apache Users'
Subject: RE: RMI Rebinding problem using Servlet
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> Greetings,
>
> I am having a problem using RMI under JServ. I have a
> servlet that calls
> createRegistry() to start the RMI registry. It then binds an
> RMI object to the registry. In the course of debugging this
> object, I rerun
> the servlet and call rebind, but when I make calls on the
> object it is calling the old object not the updated one. I have tried
> calling unbind, same behavior. This is frustrating because under
> Linux I have to reboot the machine for each step (or is there
> an easy way to
> start and stop Apache under Linux? It is easy to do
> under Windows NT).
apachectl graceful
or better yet run jserv manually for debugging then you only have to bounce
jserv rather than apache.
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