Re: RMI binding bug

1998-11-19 Thread Douglas T. Brown
You are correct to pick up the typos in my note. The syntax that I got to bind was in fact "rmi//... rather than "rmi:// ... As I have since read various sources, I have found the syntax for the argument of bind and rebind variably as: ("rmi://host/name", obj) or ("//host/name", obj). Further e

Re: RMI binding bug

1998-11-19 Thread Douglas T. Brown
Thank you all for your help on this. I seem to have it working now. There were two issues which I'll try to make explicitly clear for the mail list archive and future reference: 1) The correct syntax for the first argument string for rebind is: "rmi://host/name", whereas I had only "//host/nam

Re: RMI binding bug

1998-11-18 Thread Douglas T. Brown
Carl, You wrote: Is it not "rmi://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/name" ?? First, let me thank you for your quick response. Second, let me say, simply: It is. :-) I appreciate your help, and now I'll just quietly slip back under the nearest rock! Thanks again, -DTB

RMI binding bug

1998-11-18 Thread Douglas T. Brown
Can someone help me out, here? I'm sure that some of you have solved this problem long ago. . . In fact, there is one thread in the Java-Linux archives that deals with this. I tried putting my machine as the first line in /etc/hosts as suggested: xxx.xxx.x.2 MyHostName MyHostName.mydomain.com

Newbie mySQL MkLinux and JDBC

1998-10-30 Thread Douglas T. Brown
I'm a newbie, and I'm trying to install a JDBC drivable database engine on my MkLinux (DR3) machine. MySQL should do the trick, and I have configured the files without any trouble, but the compile fails. Is there anyone out there who has experience with this installation??? Thanks! DTB