Re: [ebxmlms-general] rookie questions

[Gait B. <gai...@ti...>]

Hi Brad,


your suffering from progress in development :-)

the client side properties file has been renamed to
msh_client.properties.xml awhile ago. In there you'll find a URL tag where
you can specify the MSH server URL  (i.e. the sending URL). The error you're
getting is because that field is incorrectly filled (or maybe not at all).
The properties specific to the monitor app have been split off as well into
monitor.properties.xml,
both monitor.properties.xml and msh_client.properties.xml are typically
located in the folder with your loopsend.java.
The msh.properties.xml file is for the MSH server configuration. Where it is
picked up from depends on how you run your J2EE container. I'm running
Tomcat 4.1.18LE as a W2000 service, and put the file in winnt\system32...

HTH, Gait.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Geilfuss, Brad" <Bra...@Si...>
To: <ebx...@li...>
Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 2:37 AM
Subject: [ebxmlms-general] rookie questions


Hi-

I'm trying to get my first install(s) of hermes up (on a mac OSX machine as
well as a win2k machine with varying results)

I have a few questions.

1. the msh.properties.xml list includes properties for a proxy as well as a
SMTP server.  what if I just want direct http/https connections- how do I
specify this?  when i specify a url under the Request.send() method, is that
the recipient machine's url as the documentation seems to infer?  if so,
where (or how) do i specify the url of the sender machine that i'm
attempting to send through if i'm not instantiating the Request object on
the same machine?  Maybe I'm misunderstanding the nature of the Request
object- but i thought it way to connect to a running instance of an MSH,
which would then route my message to the target MSH.

2. when i try to run the loopback example, i keep getting the following
error:

hk.hku.cecid.phoenix.message.handler.RequestException: Malformed
MessageServiceHandler URL!

I found an archived reference to this, the proposed solution to which was
locating a new copy of the msh.properties.xml file in the directory from
within the client was started.  My property file seems to be in the right
place however, and (i believe) its a working property file because tomcat
uses it and gives me the high five "MSH is alive..." message, but still i
get this error.  any guesses?

thanks much,
brad

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Brad Geilfuss
Sierra Systems
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El Segundo, CA 90245
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Dir: 310.743.8265
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