Millies, Sebastian wrote:
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?
I suspect that the problem is caused by the XML namespace corresponding to
the "tuscany" prefix not being available when the service definition is
serialized. Please can you confirm this by changing the service definition
to the following:
<sca:service name="StaticDataFactory">
<sca:interface.java
interface="com.softwareag.ps.platform.sdohelper.StaticDataFactory"/>
<sca:binding.sca/>
<tuscany:binding.rmi xmlns:tuscany="http://tuscany.apache.org/xmlns/sca/1.0";
host="localhost" port="8785"
serviceName="MRManagementStaticDataFactoryRMI"/>
</sca:service>
Simon
-- 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
