I have problems even with starting run.sh with '-b address':
the RMI client side hangs occasionally.
I am using jboss-4.2.0-GA with jdk-1.6.0_u1, x86_64 gentoo linux on amd64 x2.
I have also some strange exceptions from my network classloader, which could
not find java.lang.ObjectBeanInfo.
rkrylov wrote : I have problems even with starting run.sh with '-b address':
| the RMI client side hangs occasionally.
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| I am using jboss-4.2.0-GA with jdk-1.6.0_u1, x86_64 gentoo linux on amd64
x2.
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| I have also some strange exceptions from my network classloader, which
could
Maybe check /etc/hosts, run ifconfig, make sure the address you're passing is
valid?
S,
ALR
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ALRubinger wrote : Maybe check /etc/hosts, run ifconfig, make sure the
address you're passing is valid?
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The address is valid of course :)
and there is the record in /etc/hosts corresponding to that address.
I had no problems with the same config on jboss-4.0.5 they came with 4.2.0.
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JBoss, starting in 4.2, for security reasons will now bind to localhost
(127.0.0.1) by default. In Linux especially, some changes might have to be
made to open up the bindings to listen on other IPs (either internal or
external).
This is done via the -b switch to run.bat/run.sh. Like:
Looks like I have the same problem. Any solution ?
Small addition : I am getting this problem when remote JBoss is running on
Linux PC. For remote JBoss on Windows PC everything works well.
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Any one from JBOSS EJB team here to help
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Have you overridden @RemoteBinding.clientBindUrl or its XML equivalent on your
EJB? If so, it's possible you've hardcoded the lookup address in the proxy
object.
S,
ALR
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I dont have clientBndUrl defined or xml files. I'm using ejb 3.0.
Do I need to define clientBndUrl in RemoteBinding? I only have the jndi name
defined in the RemoteBinding.
Is it working for you?
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How did you determine that it's trying to call a method on the same machine?
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If I shutdown the jboss server on local machine, it gives me a socket
connection error. Otherwise, it gives an application error.
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Just following up..I mean when the jboss server is up on the same machine where
the client is running, it works. When I shutdown the jboss server on the same
machine, i get a socket connection error. Thing is it gets the ejb reference
from the remote machine, but when it calls methods on the
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