Nicolas, if you run the vboxwebsrv executable with the "-v" option, it should tell you details about each connection. If it prints nothing then there is no connection.
Please read chapter 1.4.2 of the SDK reference also, maybe you cannot log on correctly? BTW there is a mailing list for developer questions ([email protected]), which is more suitable for these kind of problems. Thanks, Ulrich Nicolas Delsaux wrote: > hi all > I'm planning to use VirtualBox as virtualizer for the software we develop. > For that i'll have to create virtual machines from maven build script. > I've decided, for the sake of simplicity, to use Groovy (and > especially groovyws) since I've already used it with great > satisfaction. > However, things do not seems to be that simple with VirtualBox. > indeed, i've, for now, written a very simple web service client that > should simply print the version of running VirtualBox. > Unfortunatly, it prints nothing but "null". > Decided to get a grasp on the problem, I've successively used fiddler > and Eclipse tcp/ip monitor to get a view on exchanged > requests/responses. > The only thing I've seen is ... nothing : not any request seems to be > sent from client to server. > Have you got any idea of a track to follow in order to have these > requests sent ? > I must also say I use the raw web service. > _______________________________________________ vbox-users mailing list [email protected] http://vbox.innotek.de/mailman/listinfo/vbox-users
