Hi!
Alexander Kogan wrote:
> Please, excuse me for such question, but
>
> Peter Shillan wrote:
> > <quote>
> > your client at run-time needs client\jnp-client.jar,
> > client\jboss-client.jar, and lib\ext\ejb.jar to run
> > </quote>
> >
> > I believe this is what must be in the run-time classpath.
>
> does it mean that every client must be aware of JBoss? Why?
> Or I just missed something?
If you use dynamic classloading (see RMI docs, or jBoss mail archive for
details) then you don't need any classes at all in classpath. This is a
bit of a power-user trick though. If you do things the normal way, i.e.
get new InitialContext() 'n such, you will need jnp-client.jar in your
clients classpath. jboss-client.jar could then be downloaded
dynamically.
/Rickard
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