Hi Marcel, I am certainly no RMI expert. Although if I am understanding the code snippet from above, JNDI is only used to retrieve (lookup) the RMI object (the RemoteRepository) - from there I believe that all access to the repository is going over RMI.
Do you need to lookup the object using java.rmi.Naming.lookup(...)? In that case, yes - that was the same problem that I had before switching to JNDI lookup for the remote repository object. Let me know what you find out. -Dave On 4/20/07, Marcel Dullaart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi David,m Thanks for your reply. In my original post I mentioned that I was able to connect remotely using JNDI, but I need to skip th JNDI step and connect directly using RMI. Thanks to David N, I found that JBoss runs its JRMP connector on port 4444, but that gives me an No such object in table. Therefore have I downloaded the jackrabbit sources to check the name used to register the repository as RMI object. I'll let all of you know the results. Marcel
