Hello sir,
I have re explained my problem please
have a look at it.
Thanks
Manvendra Baghel
--- Siegfried Goeschl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Hi Mandreva,
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> I checked the source code of Turbine 2.3.1 and I
> don't understand your
> problem properly
>
> +) of course you can set the port number manually on
> the XMLRPC client
> +) how did you integrate XML-RPC in TOMCAT - using a
> servlet or the
> XMLRPC server implementation
> +) I don't see how the XMLRPC server could read
> Turbineresource.properties on port 8080.
> +) I don't know how the velocity community could
> help solving your problem
>
> Cheers,
>
> Siegfried Goeschl
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Dear sir,
Subject:: XML RPC service works only for port 8080
I am working on Turbine 2.3 Framework and using Xml Rpc Service.
On my machine I have 2 tdk installed on different user accounts.One
tdk runs on port 8080 and other on 8090.Name of my Machine is [EMAIL
PROTECTED] .
Turbine running on port 8080 does not mention xml rpc handler "remote1"
in its
TurbineResources.properties and TurbineResources.properties of Turbine
running
on port 8090 does mention
services.XmlRpcService.handler.remote1 =
org.iitk.brihaspati.modules.utils.RemoteCourseUtilServer
I have another machine [EMAIL PROTECTED] It has only one Turbine
running on 8080 and it also mentions
xml rpc handler "remote1".
My problem is this:
when [EMAIL PROTECTED] sends xmlrpc request to [EMAIL PROTECTED] using
Turbine API
import org.apache.turbine.services.xmlrpc.TurbineXmlRpc;
serverURL = "http://"; + IPAddress + ":12345/" ;
TurbineXmlRpc.executeRpc(new URL(serverURL),"remote1.send", params);
I get Exception:::
"RPC handler object "remote1" not found and no default handler
registered"
This means that TURBINE HAS SEND XMLRPC REQUEST TO TURBINBE RUNING ON
PORT 8080.
This I could say because when mentioned xmlrpc handler "remote1" in
Turbineresource.properties of Turbine running on port 8080 the action
was
performed.
I DID NOT FOUND ANY WAY TO TELL TURBINE TO SEND XMLRPC
REQUEST TO TURBINE RUNNING IN PORT 8090 .
PLEASE TELL ME IF THERE IS ANY WAY TO SEND REQUEST TO TURBINE RUNNING
ON PORT 8090.
Thanking You,
Yours Truly
Manvendra Baghel
Project Associate,
EE/ACES-301
IIT KANPUR,
INDIA .
DATE : Sat Dec 31 13:35:13 IST 2005
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