Re: Apache River hello world Success Run in Linux

2015-02-18 Thread Peter Firmstone
That's good news, well done! On 18/02/2015 3:32 AM, amit batajoo wrote: Hello Peter, Thank you for your support and suggestion, finally I successfully run the apache-river and hello world program example on my linux environment with java version 1.8.0. Here are the screenshot of my success

Re: Apache River hello world Success Run in Linux

2015-02-18 Thread Greg Trasuk
Amit: It looks like you’re corresponding directly with Peter, as only Peter’s reply is on the email list, and not your original email. That’s fine if Peter is willing to help directly, but we all benefit from seeing the kind of challenges a new user goes through. Is it possible for you to

Re: Security

2015-02-18 Thread Peter Firmstone
Continuing on ... Lets say for example, we have a secure OS and we provide a service on a public port and we have a determined attacker attempting to use deserialization to take over our system or bring it to its knees with denial of service. We know this is relatively easy with standard

Re: Config File of config/start-reggie.config

2015-02-18 Thread Peter Firmstone
Hi Bishnu, I have previously tested River 2.2.0 on ARM, but experienced a number of test failures. You mentioned the host name isn't defined in your DNS server, if you configure host names with IP adrresses in your /etc/hostname files it still doesn't work with hostnames? I spent a

Re: Config File of config/start-reggie.config

2015-02-18 Thread Greg Trasuk
If you look in ‘start-reggie.config’, around line 9 or 10, you’ll see two calls to ‘ConfigUtil.getHostName()’. If you change those to ‘ConfigUtil.getHostAddress()’, then the codebase string will use the IP address rather than the host name, as you describe below. Cheers, Greg Trasuk. On