Thanks Andreas, you were correct. I found there was a problem with the
applet being signed.
Cal
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Hi Cal
Applets are restricted in where to connect to.
They may only connect to the server they originate from.
That's why a standalone application behaves differently.
You may have to give the applet more rights somehow.
Andreas
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> Hi Terry,
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> Thank you for responding.
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> Let me provide more details in regards to this issue. Server
> A is a Linux
> server and Server B is a Windows Server. Both servers have
> Apache as the
> web server running our application using FastCGI with
> multiple processes of
> our application running. The application has XmlRpc-c
> 1.03.10 implemented.
> Also on each server is a test Applet that is using Apache
> XmlRpc version
> 2.0 to communicate with the application. From my workstation
> using IE 6 I
> can load the applet from Server A and communicate using XmlRpc to our
> application running on Server A. The same scenario works on
> Server B. The
> problem occurs when loading the applet from Server A and
> setting the URL
> for XmlRpc to server B or visa versa. The full URL is specified as a
> string and passed as a function parameter to XmlRpcClient when
> instantiating the class.
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> In addition to the test Applet program I created a Windows
> test application
> that uses XmlRpc-c 1.03.10 which will communicate with both
> Server A and
> Server B without a issue.
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> I did try telnet to both servers with the port number for our
> application
> from my desktop, both seemed to connect fine.
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> I have been trying to figure out if this is a setting issue with the
> browser or a Java setting issue. Any help you could provide would be
> helpful.
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> Thanks
> Cal
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> Have you confirmed you can get to server A from server B by doing
> something like telnet to the server port? Sounds kind of like your
> server is bound to the wrong interface.
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> telnet serverA xmlrpcPort
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> On Mon, 2006-08-28 at 14:34 -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Receiving the following error "Unexpected exception in
> client processing"
> > using XmlRpcClient. Current scenario is loading a Applet
> from a server
> > that is using XMLRPC version 2.0 to call a server
> application that is
> using
> > XMLRPC-C 1.03.10. When specifying a URL for a server
> application on the
> > same server that the Applet is loaded, everything works fine. When
> > specifying a URL for a server application that is on a
> different server
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> > above error message is returned. Has anyone else had this issue?
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> > Thanks
> > Cal
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