n additional
> machines, things may break.
Dunno. that's the only thing that worked. I tried to list the hostname
before the loopback in /etc/hosts as I read in the jini archives but
that didn't work. I enabled high-security in the lokkit program of
Redhat so I am effectively behind a firewall.
, things may break.
Don't worry about the message (I presume you're only receiving it when
enabling debug messages):
http://archives.java.sun.com/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind9911&L=jini-users&P=R25253
Alexander
On Mon, Dec 09, 2002 at 09:13:07PM -0500, Myriam Abramson wrote:
>
>
Thanks to everybody who responded. I have now coabs working properly.
I had eth0 running multicast but not lo so I did
ifconfig lo multicast
route add -net 224.0.0.0 netmask 240.0.0.0 dev lo
and I got the lookup services up.
I am getting a strange message though from jini and I wonder
if
Myriam,
Jini works on Linux. You have to make sure that you have multicast
enabled on your eth0 interface (or eth1, ...) and that that you
have a multicast route.
As root execute the following (replace eth0 with an alternative
interface if applicable):
# ifconfig eth0 multicast
# route add -net
Myriam Abramson writes:
>
> Hi!
>
> Does jini work under Linux? I am desperately trying to have this
> coabsgrid[1] working with no success. If any of you knows anything
> about it under Linux, I would appreciate sharing your
> experiences. Thanks.
>
&g
Hi!
Does jini work under Linux? I am desperately trying to have this
coabsgrid[1] working with no success. If any of you knows anything
about it under Linux, I would appreciate sharing your
experiences. Thanks.
[1] it's the darpa agent infrastructure based on jini
(coabs.globalinfote
:
> Has anyone successful set-up jini on their linux box??
>
> Whenever I try to start the jini registry I get a bunch of errors.
>
> RMI is working fine tho.
>
> Any suggestions/successful configurations/tips
Has anyone successful set-up jini on their linux box??
Whenever I try to start the jini registry I get a bunch of errors.
RMI is working fine tho.
Any suggestions/successful configurations/tips would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Dave Blankley
the press, and are ensuring that an upcoming article at
> java.sun.com (should be there today) properly credits the
> Blackdown people with their contributions.
>
> This matters to me, of course, because this stuff with the JDK will
> affect people's ideas of w
Hello ,
I need some help getting the jini kit working on Linux.
I am trying to get jini working on Linux before switching to other
platforms.
I have the alternative of using Solarisx86 or NT,but I want to do
some research before I do that.
In short I tried it and doesn' t work
her
In article <01befa8d$35da1510$[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you write:
>Has anybody tried Jini on Linux...Any help about this will be useful..
>
I'm using it and it works. What's more to say?
If you are having problems, check three things:
1. Multicast support in the kernel (>
Hello guys,
Has anybody tried Jini on Linux...Any help about this will be useful..
sachin
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Hi there,
My problem is with firing up the reggie lookup service. It works
fine on my Linux box at work but croaks on my Linux box at home
after spawning a pile of child processes. I get an error like
the following:
java.rmi.activation.ActivateFailedExcep
On Wed, Jul 28, 1999 at 10:00:24AM -0700, Nagaraj S.B wrote:
> While going through book/seller example of Jini which uses JavaSpace
> service, I found response time for data retrieve is very much which may
> not be suitable for Real Time objects.
I've never seen any real appli
Hi everyone,
While going through book/seller example of Jini which uses JavaSpace
service, I found response time for data retrieve is very much which may
not be suitable for Real Time objects.My question is,
1) Does Jini works well with real time objects?.Here we talk of response
time of less
Jota Matsubara wrote:
>
> Hello.
>
> > Today i tried some self-written JINI code on my Linux system and run
> > into trouble I can not explain. I have found your message at blackdown,
> > and it seems that you experienced the same failure.
>
> You're the t
Hello all,
Anyone working with JINI/JavaSpaces may wish to know that the settings:
export JAVA_COMPILER=
export THREADS_FLAG=green
is all you have to do to get things working stable under Linux. You
really need to do this if you are doing RMID stuff as you can't control
how the VMs are st
Hello. Could someone please help me on this?
I'm having trouble running Jini sample code which came with the
package on my linux box. The environment is:
---
jdk: blackdown's jdk1.2 version pre-release 1
kernel: 2.0.36
distribution: basically Debian-slink
---
The reason I'
I did a first Jini test with the Linux Jdk1.2-pre1, worked out of the
box.
Linux 2.2.2 client, LUS on NT-Server, Service on NT-Server &&
ActivationService on Linux 2.2.2 registered on NT.
Didn't compile anything just mounted the NTFS drives and run the classes
compiled under NT (WOR
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