Hi:
1. Does anybody run Jason Hurter's Daytime and ChatServer RMI version OK? I can't
run those RMI examples successfully.
2. I have modified one of my working servlet program to use RMI to try query the SQL
database on another host. When I run my client side servlet program, I got some error
messages saying that it can't locate my remote server side servlet program.(Catch an
unavailable exception error when doing registry.lookup(getRegistryName()).) Does
anybody know how to check if I have register my server side servlet program correctly?
I used Hunter's RemoteHttpServlet as my server side servlet's SuperClass, so it will
register my servlet program when my server side servlet is load.
Here are some procedures that how I configurate my rmi programs, and hope somebody can
correct me if I make mistakes.
Client side servlet class: abcclient
RMI interface class: abcserver
Remote server side servlet class: abcsservlet, abcsservlet_stub,
abcsservlet_skel
1. I put abcserver, abcsservlet, abcsservlet_stub, and abcsservlet_skel on my
classpath.(Jrun Pro/2.2/classes/)
2. I set abcsservlet alias on Jrun and pre-load the abcsservlet when Jrun starts, so
abcsservlet will be registered by RemoteHttpServlet.
3. I put abcclient, abcserver, and abcsservlet_stub on my Jrun servlet
directory(jsm_default/service/jse/servlet directory). I invoke my client servlet
program on http://host/servlet/abcclient.
I am not sure if I am putting my java classes on the right place.
Any idea?
Thanks in advance,
Jackie
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