Hiya folks,
I have seen other people having a similar problem unfortunately either
there were no solutions or their solutions were not working for me. The
problem I am having is accessing my bean from another server using
InitialContext lookup.
Now I have my initialContext set up correctly to point toward the correct jndi
and then I have the code:
| hello = (RemoteHello)ctx.lookup(Hello.class.getName());
|
RemoteHello is the remote interface for the bean.
I am getting this error trying to access that class:
| hello = (RemoteHello)ctx.lookup(Hello.class.getName());
|
When I go into my jmx console and look at the global jndi namespace I see this
for RemoteHello:
| +- com.testing.hello.RemoteHello (proxy: $Proxy148 implements No
ClassLoaders found for: com.testing.hello.RemoteHello (no security manager: RMI
class loader disabled))
|
Being new to this, is that supposed to say implements no classloaders?
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you.
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