Wendy, The applet was trying to connect to localhost (thanks John H.). I changed the settings there and now I'm talking to my proxy.
I now have a problem with my Proxy configuration. I am getting a exception on applets and java applications alike. asjava.uniobjects.UniSessionException: The RPC failed Here is an entry from my uniproxy log 06.06.15-21.35.42-C1539168 Error: addConnection() The requested item does NOT exist. My uniproxy.config. This is an adaptation from Ch.3 or UOJ dev. Guide. PROXY_PORT=31448 ADMIN_PORT=31458 ADMIN_ACCESS_TOKEN=password1 BUFFER_SIZE=4096 DEBUG_LEVEL=0 MAX_CONNECTIONS=75 MAX_MULTIPLEXED_SERVERS=12 NAME_LOG=testLog PATH_LOG="/opt/udproxy/" NETWORK_TIMEOUT=120000 ACCESS_TOKEN=password2 ACCESS_TOKEN_SERVER=localhost ACCESS_TOKEN_SERVER=localhosts_real_name ACCESS_TOKEN_SERVER=client1 ACCESS_TOKEN_SERVER=client2.workgroup.domain.com ACCESS_SERVER=my_ud_server I've tried reducing everything down to just an ACCESS_TOKEN but that gets the same results. The documentation states that any client providing the access token should be authorized for any server if there is only an access_token defined. On Fri, 2006-06-16 at 05:45 +0200, Wendy Smoak wrote: > Same machine as what? An (unsigned) applet can only connect back to > the server from which it was loaded. If you have a separate web > server and database server, the proxy needs to be running on the web > server. ------- u2-users mailing list u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
