yes, it does:
<sca:service name="StaticDataFactory">
<sca:interface.java
interface="com.softwareag.ps.platform.sdohelper.StaticDataFactory"/>
<sca:binding.sca/>
<tuscany:binding.rmi host="localhost" port="8785"
serviceName="MRManagementStaticDataFactoryRMI"/>
</sca:service>
and the exception disappears when I remove the RMI-Binding and stick to
binding.sca.
I do not understand why that should be so. Is it a limitation or bug in Tuscany
1.6?
Also, why should this marshalling error surface as a ContributionWriteException
in my test case?
-- Sebastian
-----Original Message-----
From: Simon Nash [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, November 05, 2010 7:48 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Meaning of ContributionWriteException?
Millies, Sebastian wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> I am not using policies at the moment.
> I am on Tuscany 1.6.
>
> Here are two stack traces. Thanks for looking at it. I won't be able to
> supply more information
> at the moment, because I won't be in the office. If I can't solve the
> problem, I'll try to reduce
> it to something small.
>
> The ContributionWriteException only shows up in my Eclipse console when I run
> the test. The second stack trace seems to be the underlying cause, showing
> RMI marshalling problems.
>
There's an important clue in the second stack trace. The problem occurs when
trying to marshal a CallableReference using RMI. Does this callable reference
contain a Tuscany-specific binding?
Simon
> -- Sebastian
>
