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Looks like the servlet engine cannot find the stub classes for your remote
object. Either put them in your repositories directory or in on of your
wrapper.classpath entries. I got it to work with your exact same setup
(JServ 1.0b5 and Apache 1.3.6 on WinNT 4.0 service pack 4). I have the
RemoteObject_Skel.class and RemoteObject_Stub.class in the same directory
(repository) as the servlet that uses them and it works fine.
Jason
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I use the following environment:
WinNT4.0
ApacheWebServer 1.3.6
Jserv 1.0b5 alternative Jrun
and for testing the servletrunner
all with the same servlet, which acts as a RMI-Client.
The results/exceptions are:
Jserv 1.0b5 => access denied (java.io.FilePermission C:\Programme\Apache
Group\Apache JServ\servlets read)
Perhaps a Security.Manager issue?
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Jrun => error unmarshalling return; nested exception is:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: adCenter.appserver.server.AppServer_Stub
Classpath is set right.
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servletrunner => connects without any problems.
Could you give me any hint?
Frank
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> Hello!
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> Has anyone a servlet as a RMI-Client with Jserv running and could give
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> I get some security or permission failures.
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> Thanks.
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> Frank
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