Hi,
Did you guys get the answer for this thread?.
Basically, we were running RMI outside JBoss and we were using the JBoss for
some webservice functionality. To make our life simpler, we want to run
everything in one place and so we decided to run our rmi within JBoss server
(rmiport 1098).
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : jboss does not use RMI/IIOP by default. It also
does not provide an RMI registry. The 1099 port is a socket based JNDI
implementation that supports access via an RMI/JRMP protocol by default. See
the RMI Registry Service Provider section of the jdk javadoc for ways to
rdanner wrote : I know j2ee servers run RMI/IIOP but my understandding is
that it is compatiple with RMI/JRMP.
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| I deployed an application in to JBoss today that was compiled with the
standard RMIC and when it attempts to bind to the RMI port running on jboss
(1098) I get the following
rdanner wrote : rdanner wrote : I know j2ee servers run RMI/IIOP but my
understandding is that it is compatiple with RMI/JRMP.
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| | I deployed an application in to JBoss today that was compiled with the
standard RMIC and when it attempts to bind to the RMI port running on jboss
Well... I just looked at my server policy and it seems to indicate that it's
not a policy issue :)
grant {
// Allow everything for now
permission java.security.AllPermission;
};
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Ugh :)
on Naming.bing(x,x) I get:
error marshalling arguments
Software caused connection abort: socket write error
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rdanner wrote : Ugh :)
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| on Naming.bing(x,x) I get:
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| error marshalling arguments
| Software caused connection abort: socket write error
Ok I am basically out of ideas, I am running the JBOSS server in default mode
which seems to be running RMI/IIOP.
I have changed by
jboss does not use RMI/IIOP by default. It also does not provide an RMI
registry. The 1099 port is a socket based JNDI implementation that supports
access via an RMI/JRMP protocol by default. See the RMI Registry Service
Provider section of the jdk javadoc for ways to bind into a non-RMI
