Yes, networking is fine - pings and things work as per normal. The app behaves equally badly from the command line. anonymous wrote : | java.rmi.ConnectException: Connection refused to host: 127.0.0.1; nested exception is: | java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused | at com.freedomwigs.client.gui.app.LoginScreen.manageException(LoginScreen.java:96) | at com.freedomwigs.client.gui.app.LoginScreen.authenticateAgainstServer(LoginScreen.java:179) | at com.freedomwigs.client.gui.app.LoginScreen.doLogin(LoginScreen.java:156) | at com.freedomwigs.client.gui.app.LoginScreen.access$0(LoginScreen.java:149) | at com.freedomwigs.client.gui.app.LoginScreen$1.actionPerformed(LoginScreen.java:198) | The doLogin method is ok, then calls authenticateAgainstServer which fails. It can lookup the LoginBeanHome interface but fails when creating the LoginBean EJB. The 127.0.0.1 is referring to the client machine.
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