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Now we have a new exception with jServ:
access denied (java.net.SocketPermission orvieto resolve)
orvieto is the host with the appserver, where we want to connect.
In the policy-File the permissions are set.
servletrunner runs the servlet perfectly.
Has anyone any hint? Where could we change our settings?
Frank
Richard Yumul schrieb:
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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;
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> 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...)
>
> > ____
> > Jrun => error unmarshalling return; nested exception is:
> > java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: adCenter.appserver.server.AppServer_Stub
> >
> >
> >
> > 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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