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Yes, make sure the the configuration in your
OSGI-INF/remote-service/remote-services.xml file contains the right host
name (by default it contains localhost). Assuming you're not using discovery
this file must contain the correct URL of the remote service.
If you run the system using discovery,
what I can be using wrong or I need to configure?
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to configure?
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Any idea what I can be using wrong or I need to configure?
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The key one is java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused: connect
That seems to imply that the service isn't running on the given URL. I would
definitely double check that the server side part is running and available.
Dan
On Mon October 5 2009 5:44:05 am MaurizioLilli wrote:
Hi,
I'm