Folks; After fixing several items including setting useCodebaseOnly=false on
all my java commands, I was able to start a javaspace with Apache River 3.0.0.
Thanks for your help.
Regards,
-Tim
When you think about classes with annotations in this environment, it
also means that classes at the client
may not return to the originating ClassLoader as boomerangs, unless
they're resolved by a common imported package by the proxy bundle. When
the boomerang returns it will be loaded in a
In case you're wondering why I've created bundles / modules
structured like below, if the endpoint was deserialized into the
service implementation bundle instead of the proxy bundle,
it may not be able to see deserialized classes from the proxy bundle's
transitive imports.
In effect the proxy
What is the setting
java.rmi.server.useCodebaseOnly
on your client jvms? The default was changed to true recently which keeps code
downloading from happening. Set it to false to make sure that your client can
download needed classes from the servers' codebases!
Gregg
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Folks;
I am trying to start a reggie lookup service with Apache River 3.0.0 on a
unix machine. Below is the error message followed by the script and its
two configuration files that I used. I get a ClassNotFoundException but
I don't know what jar in what directory I should include where.
