hi marcel, not being an rmi expert at all, i would guess that there is some incompatibility between what your rmi protocol that the client expects (apparently jrmp) and what the process bound to 1099 responds with.
i could envision that there is for example another process bound to port 1099 already that is not even an rmi (jrmp) listener, or that there maybe a disconnect between different jdk's that you are using on the client vs. the server (ibm vs. sun). these are all wild guesses but i think it is safe to say that it is probably an issue with rmi and not with jackrabbit per se. regards, david On 4/20/07, Marcel Dullaart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, Isn't there anyone at all that knows the answer? Or am I a complete idiot that should have known this? In that case please let me know, I am stuck with this. Thanks again, Marcel On 4/20/07, Marcel Dullaart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all, > > I have setup a JBoss server instance and placed the > jackrabbit-jca-1.2.3.rar and jackrabbit-jcr-rmi-1.2.3.jar in its > deploy directory. From the, I removed the jcr-1.0.jar from > jackrabbit-jca-1.2.3.rar and placed it in the server's lib diretory, > also have I created a datasource connector (*-ds.xml) file and placed > that in the deploy directory as well. > JBoss start fine without errors. > > Then I tried to connect to it using the jcrClient (contrib), using > jndi jcrServer, which succeeded. > But I need an RMI connection so in the jcrClient I tried connect > rmi://localhost:1099/jcrServer. This failed with the message: > exception: java.rmi.ConnectIOException > message: non-JRMP server at remote endpoint > > When using the jcrBrowser plugin from eclipse I get the same results. > > Can someone please explain to me what is wrong here? > > > Thanks in advance, > Marcel >
