Did you update the RemoteDeployHostname value in
config-substitutions.properties on the remote machine to listen on
something besides localhost?
-Donald
Tim McConnell wrote:
Hi again antoine, looks like there may be a problem. I'm getting a
java.net.ConnectException even after following my own instructions. I'm
pretty sure this used to work, but meanwhile have opened a JIRA and will
investigate. Thanks much for bringing to my attention....
-----> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GERONIMODEVTOOLS-537
Tim McConnell wrote:
Hi antoine, although the support in the GEP for remote servers is very
limited, I believe what you are trying to do is valid although I'm not
exactly sure that you've followed all the necessary steps. Here they
are briefly:
1. First define a local server and make sure it starts within Eclipse.
If it starts okay, then double-click on the server and change the
hostname from "localhost" to the remote server's hostname or IP.
2. Leave Eclipse up and then start the server on the remote system.
Even though you can't use Eclipse to start/stop the server on the
remote system Eclipse should still synchronize with the remote server.
If it does synchronize you will see the status of the server in
Eclipse change from "Stopped" to *Started". It make take a few seconds
to synchronize, but then you should be able to deploy to that Server.
3. Ensure the server on the remote system is still running and then
try to deploy via Eclipse.
Can you retry using these steps ?? I'll do the same to ensure it still
works correctly on my side.....
antoine_ wrote:
Hi,
I am currently testing Geronimo, but I have problems when trying to
deploy
on a remote server.
On my local laptop, I run Ubuntu, Java from Sun, Eclipse Ganymede for
JEE
developpers, Geronimo v2.1.3 and I installed the Geronimo Eclipse
Plugin by
following the documentation.
On the remote server, I have installed Geronimo. I do not see how the
plugin
could start Geronimo remotely, so I start it manually. It works : I can
access the console, and the launch process tells me that it is
listening on
some ports including 1099 for RMI and 8080 for the console.
In Eclipse, I also succeed to deploy an application locally. It works
perfectly.
But in Eclipse, the remote server always has the status "stopped". If
I try
an action like "start" or "publish" I get the following error message :
"Server Apache Geronimo v2.1 Server at 192.168.16.60 failed to start".
There is no firewall between me and the remote server.
I seem to be the only one having such a problem. I did not find
anything in
the documentation about using remote servers. Did I miss something ?
Do you
have any ideas ?
Thank you...
