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The problems your reporting are pretty much opposite from what I've experienced
with Jrun & Jserv. With Jserv, I had really no problems, I just had to make
sure the stub classes were in the class path, but with Jrun, I had to reset the
SecurityManager.
> all with the same servlet, which acts as a RMI-Client.
>
> The results/exceptions are:
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> Jserv 1.0b5 => access denied (java.io.FilePermission C:\Programme\Apache
> Group\Apache JServ\servlets read)
>
> Perhaps a Security.Manager issue?
Yes, that does sound like a SecurityManager issue. From what I've heard,
though, Jserv doesn't set a Security Manager, so if you use the
RMISecurityManager, you should be fine. If that doesn't work, maybe try
upgrading to Jserv 1.0. Or, maybe manually set the Security manager in the
jserv.properties configuration file;
wrapper.bin.parameters=-Djava.security.manager=java.rmi.RMISecurityManager
(I'm not too sure if java.security.manager is the right paramter name to set
tho...)
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> Jrun => error unmarshalling return; nested exception is:
> java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: adCenter.appserver.server.AppServer_Stub
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>
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> Classpath is set right.
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With this error, I'd just doublecheck to make sure that the stub classes are in
the server's class path. One thing, with Jrun, that I discovered is that you
have to specify a custom security manager in its configuration, as the default
security manager that is used with Jrun doesn't allow connections.
Hope this helps.
Rich
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