On Thu, 30 Aug 2001 22:21:45 -0400
John Molnar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Which brings me to my question: if the RMIClientSocketFactory is
> downloaded from the server to the node, how does one go about making
> it work with the node's unique and specific keystore? How can i use
> a locally create CSF, initialize the downloaded one before the
> createSocket() call, or in some other way let the CSF know what
> keystore, passwords, etc it needs.
>
> this seems like an esoteric question, so any input is appreciated.
> thanks.
>
It might have somethint to fo with the ClassLoader; it would be using a
remote one, hence getting the properties from the remote host. Two
possible ways around this: change the classloader for the class, or (my
preference) don't download that code. Put it in the client jar file.
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