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[Smartfrog-users] Problems with Eclipse Plug-in

[Lavoie, J. L <joh...@in...>]

Hi,
 
I am trying to use the SmartFrog plug-in for Eclipse and am having some
issues.  The plugin appears to be installed, I can see the new buttons
and other features.  But when I try to run anything through the buttons,
it says 'Cannot run program "bash" (in directory
E:\smartfrog.3.18.010\dist) CreateProcess error=2, The system cannot
find the file specified'
 
I am a bit surprised that the README for the plugin says that it was
specifically tested on windows, and there is no mention of a dependency
on bash.  I do have Cygwin installed and bash is available on the path.
But even after restarting Eclipse, it still doesn't seem to be able to
find whatever file it is looking for (I am assuming the bash
executable).
 
I am using the latest release of all libraries involved:
-SmartFrog 3.18.010
-Eclipse 3.6 (Helios)
-Java 1.6_24
 
Can anyone help me get this going?

John Lavoie

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Re: [Smartfrog-users] State of the project

[Steve L. <ste...@hp...>]

On 25/03/11 07:46, Christoph Jahn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am currently looking into appropriate tools to support configuration management and deployment for a large distributed application. SmartFrog looks like a pretty good candidate and I am looking forward to exploring it in more detail. Before I go and recommend it to colleagues, can someone please give a short overview about its current state (or point me at the right URL). My impression so far is that it's in a state of being used and developed actively but not by too many people. Are there any significant contributions from non-HP folks? What products and projects (HP and non-HP) make use of it and for what specific purpose?
>
>
> Thanks a lot in advance,
> Christoph

It's there, it's being used internally and by some people outside HP, as 
well as hidden deep in internal products.

There is a big patch waiting to go in -Julio, are you listening? - to 
add an OSGi classloader. Once he's done the merge, we plan to flip the 
headers from LGPL to Apache licenses and release as apache code. We are 
behind on the merge, and I would like it myself, but don't have the time to.

Once that merge goes in Smartfrog 4.x will ship.

Most of the work is from the HP team, we do have a weaker community than 
others. However that very fact does give us the ability to switch the 
license, there's only a couple of separate modules where we will stay on 
LGPL, just because of third party code in them. Otherwise, people 
contribute bugs and feature requests, I get to fix them.


-Steve

[Smartfrog-users] State of the project

[Christoph J. <chr...@gm...>]

Hi,

I am currently looking into appropriate tools to support configuration management and deployment for a large distributed application. SmartFrog looks like a pretty good candidate and I am looking forward to exploring it in more detail. Before I go and recommend it to colleagues, can someone please give a short overview about its current state (or point me at the right URL). My impression so far is that it's in a state of being used and developed actively but not by too many people. Are there any significant contributions from non-HP folks? What products and projects (HP and non-HP) make use of it and for what specific purpose?


Thanks a lot in advance,
Christoph

Re: [Smartfrog-users] Announcing SmartFrog 3.18.008

[Steve L. <ste...@hp...>]

On 22/02/11 16:38, Steve Loughran wrote:

>
> All the JAR files are also published to a repository that is
> compatible with Apache Maven and Ivy. Add
> http://smartfrog.sourceforge.net/repository/
> to your repository list to pull SmartFrog artifacts into your Ivy- or
> Maven- based build.


I'm still tuning some of the dependencies here as I'm finding problems 
downstream (normally I resolve artifacts via ivy XML files, not external 
POM files). If anyone finds a bug let me know and I will adjust the POM 
files and republish them *for the rest of the week*. After that, all 
problems will be frozen until a new release ships, which won't be for at 
least four weeks, given how hard it was to get this one out the door 
(much of the automated upload stuff has stopped working).

Report problems via http://jira.smartfrog.org/jira/secure/Dashboard.jspa

-Steve

[Smartfrog-users] Announcing SmartFrog 3.18.008

[Steve L. <ste...@hp...>]

SmartFrog 3.18.010
==================

This is a new release of SmartFrog, the Java-based, LPGL-licensed
distributed deployment framework developed by HP Laboratories.

SmartFrog enables applications to be deployed across multiple machines,
configuring different aspects of the system so that they are all
consistently configured, and managing the life-cycle of the application
as a whole.


The project's home page is
   http://smartfrog.org/
The release artifacts are available at

https://sourceforge.net/projects/smartfrog/files/development/smartfrog-3.18.010/

This release is 3.18.010; built from revision 8503
of the SVN repository.

It was compiled with the Java version set to Java 6 -it will not work
on Java1.5 JVMs.

This release includes the following items:

* The core SmartFrog daemon, including services to manage files,
   start and stop Java and native programs.
* Example components and applications.
* Ant support: ant tasks to deploy and terminate applications.
* Ant components: the ability to execute ant tasks in a deployment.
* Anubis: a partition aware tuple-space that can be used to implement
   fault tolerant systems.
* Database: components to issue database commands, and deploy HSLDB
   and MySQL databases.
* JMX: the ability to configure and manage JMX components, and to
   manage SmartFrog components over JMX.
* Logging: integration with Apache commons-logging and Log4J, and the
   SLF4J framework.
* Networking: email, FTP, SSH, DNS support.
* Quartz: scheduled operations using Quartz libraries.
* RpmTools: components for working with or deploying with RPMs
* Scripting: support for BSF-hosted scripting languages
* Testing: Distributed JUnit and component testing with SFUnit.
* Velocity: generation/transformation of text files during deployment
* WWW: deployment of WAR and EAR files to application servers.
* Jetty: The Jetty components can configure and deploy individual
   servlets, eliminating much of the need for WAR files and
   application servers.
* XML: XML support with XOM.
* XMPP: Presence and messaging over Jabber.

Packaging
=========

This release is available as:

* RPM files inside a .tar.gz file.
* A JAR installer.
* The original core smartfrog distribution as .zip and .tar.gz
   (deprecated).
* A .tar.gz file containing everything needed to create a private set
   of RPM files containing JAR files signed by a private Certification
   Authority.


The RPM installation is for RPM-based Linux systems. The archive
contains the following RPM files:

smartfrog:        The core SmartFrog distribution.
smartfrog-daemon: The shell scripts to add the SmartFrog distribution
                   to the path, and to run the daemon on start-up.
smartfrog-demo:   Example code and documentation.
smartfrog-javadocs: Javadocs for the project
smartfrog-ant:    Ant task and build file execution
smartfrog-anubis: Distributed partition-aware tuple space
smartfrog-csvfiles: Support for reading/writing CSV Files.
smartfrog-database: Database access
smartfrog-jetty:   Jetty support
smartfrog-jmx:    JMX integration though MX4J
smartfrog-junit:  Junit 3.8.2 test execution
smartfrog-logging: Logging through Log4J and commons-logging
smartfrog-networking: SSH, SCP, FTP and email
smartfrog-quartz:  Scheduled operations
smartfrog-rpmtools: RPM support tools
smartfrog-scripting: Scripted components
smartfrog-velocity: Velocity template processing
smartfrog-www:      Web support: Deployment and liveness pages
smartfrog-xml:      XML Support
smartfrog-xmpp:     XMPP/Jabber communications
smartfrog-xunit:    Distributed testing and reporting

All the JAR files are also published to a repository that is
compatible with Apache Maven and Ivy. Add
    http://smartfrog.sourceforge.net/repository/
to your repository list to pull SmartFrog artifacts into your Ivy- or
Maven- based build.

There are also SmartFrog components to retrieve artifacts from such a
repository which can be used for dynamic download of SmartFrog and
other artifacts, in /org/smartfrog/services/os/java/library.sf


Security warning
================

Unless SmartFrog is configured with security, a running daemon will
listen on its configured port for incoming deployment requests, and
deploy the applications with the rights of the user running the daemon.
When the smartfrog-daemon RPM is installed, that means that a process
running as root will be listening on an open port for incoming
deployment requests. Do not deploy SmartFrog this way on any untrusted
network, not without turning security on.

There is a special distribution .tar.gz file that can be used to
generate a private set of secure RPM files.

Building SmartFrog
==================

SmartFrog requires Java 1.6+ and Ant 1.8+ to build. The izpack and
source .zip and .tar.gz distributions include a source tree sufficient
to build the entire system. To build a later release, please follow
the instructions at
   http://sourceforge.net/svn/?group_id=87384
to check out smartfrog/trunk/core from our repository.

This release was built with revision 8503 of the repository, which
is available under the SVN branch:
https://smartfrog.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/smartfrog/tags/release3.18.010

We strongly encourage anyone interested in building or extending
SmartFrog to get involved in the SmartFrog developer mailing list,
which can be found from the sourceforge project page
http://sourceforge.net/projects/smartfrog/

Reporting Bugs
==============

Please file all bug reports at http://jira.smartfrog.org/

Thank you!

The SmartFrog Team        http://smartfrog.org/

Changes since last release
==========================

** Bug
     * [SFOS-201] - functional Test descriptors often have hard coded 
hostnames
     * [SFOS-512] - rpmlint gives warnings and errors
     * [SFOS-543] - under jetty6, filesystem webapps are not deploying 
-test testTcp27testFilesystemWar
     * [SFOS-628] - JettySecurityRealmImpl does not work -Jetty Security 
broken
     * [SFOS-685] - Jetty fails to instantiate servlet that is on the 
classpath
     * [SFOS-1169] - connectivity test is failing, routing oddness on OSX
     * [SFOS-1274] - TT doesnt fail early when it comes up with 
mapred.job.tracker set to 0:0:0:0
     * [SFOS-1278] - Add new Hadoop JARs and dependencies to the RPM
     * [SFOS-1282] - Ant DeployingTaskBase task doesn't log the expanded 
application it is deploying
     * [SFOS-1283] - Spelling error in GUI -replace instrospect with 
introspect
     * [SFOS-1289] - sf-hadoop failing to build on hudson
     * [SFOS-1293] - Jetty isnt working
     * [SFOS-1295] - release build of rpms failing on a machine with 
hadoop built locally -kfs is creeping in
     * [SFOS-1299] - The error text on a bad password has changed with 
typica/EC2 updates, a test is now breaking
     * [SFOS-1320] - jetty servlet context doesn't support sessions
     * [SFOS-1321] - Struts needs a WEB-INF/web.xml file
     * [SFOS-1323] - JSP under Jetty hard to bind to jsp pages only
     * [SFOS-1326] - classpath wrong in ant target sfDaemon
     * [SFOS-1329] - struts needs /WEB-INF/struts-config.xml even if you 
deploy a webapp under a package
     * [SFOS-1331] - Proxy settings are not passed down to child processes
     * [SFOS-1333] - Struts is not working in cloudfarmer
     * [SFOS-1365] - move log level listing to a separate component for 
ease of reference
     * [SFOS-1370] - NPE in test runs/ActionDeploy
     * [SFOS-1375] - SSH deployment failing on OS/X
     * [SFOS-1378] - ConditionCompound should not try and propagate null 
failure text or cause
     * [SFOS-1379] - Farm Customer can fail if a ping() happens while a 
creation operation is underway
     * [SFOS-1381] - SFComponentDescriptionImpl.getDescriptionURL(url, 
params) should fail with a meaningful message if the URL doesnt resolve 
to a resource
     * [SFOS-1389] - ssh components don't do password auth
     * [SFOS-1393] - All JVM properties should be passed down
     * [SFOS-1399] - SmartFrog Timer should use volatile fields when 
communicating between threads
     * [SFOS-1405] - ManualFarmer tests failing: clusterLimit of -1 
breaks HashMap constructor
     * [SFOS-1406] - DeploymentFactory instances aren't remoting properly
     * [SFOS-1413] - rpm not building
     * [SFOS-1415] - init.d smartfrogd script status check doesn't check 
status, it starts smartfrog
     * [SFOS-1416] - smartfrog-hadoop RPM not installing as 
smartfrog-jasper not found
     * [SFOS-1420] - init.d smartfrogd script should fail early for no 
java on path
     * [SFOS-1433] - json-lib doesnt come in from ivy
     * [SFOS-1435] - csh/tcsh scripts build the path up wrong
     * [SFOS-1436] - race condition in deploy-over-SSH; need to wait for 
sfDaemon up
     * [SFOS-1438] - json-lib depends on other things that the RPM 
doesn't expect
     * [SFOS-1439] - Hadoop build isn't working with latest versions of 
apache hadoop build process
     * [SFOS-1440] - Hadoop SVN_HEAD isn't starting up under SF
     * [SFOS-1450] - PortUtils.checkPort should not bail out on a 
connectionRefused until the connect timeout is reached
     * [SFOS-1461] - Cloudfarmer Web UI needs to make the reference back 
to the cloudfarmer a singleton
     * [SFOS-1467] - cloudfarmer isn't accepting jobs from the 
hadoop-site xml file
     * [SFOS-1468] - JobTracker only listening on the localhost port
     * [SFOS-1487] - jetty bulkio tests fail on jetty as port 8080 is in use
     * [SFOS-1488] - Hudson is failing .IvyLibraryTest.testLocalSmartFrog
     * [SFOS-1498] - restlet testwar test failing
     * [SFOS-1499] - EC2 cloudfarmer test failing w/ resolution problem
     * [SFOS-1501] - Hudson OOM on smartfrog-core-tests
     * [SFOS-1504] - commons-logging bridge to SmartFrog isn't working
     * [SFOS-1510] - JavascriptTest failing - Race Condition in 
TestCompoundImpl
     * [SFOS-1511] - sf network failure tests timing out, causing 
followon test problems
     * [SFOS-1512] - mysql tests failing on hudson
     * [SFOS-1526] - Race condition still in TestCompoundImpl
     * [SFOS-1527] - subprocess tests failed in hudson. Transient or 
real problem?
     * [SFOS-1543] - rpmbuild failing, serializer.jar
     * [SFOS-1559] - telnet not logging in to windows
     * [SFOS-1529] - ComponentDescriptionImpl's writeOn method is 
broken, bad handling of non alphabet chars
     * [SFOS-1564] - ContextImpl needs unicode numbered versions of the 
funny chars

** Improvement
     * [SFOS-420] - add security options to the servlet context
     * [SFOS-425] - Metabug: Adopt Java5 Language features
     * [SFOS-454] - Make RPM code in avalanche self contained component, 
and production ready
     * [SFOS-908] - PrimDeployer could provide a more meaningful message 
when deploying a component with sfClass ""
     * [SFOS-1048] - add smartfrog-ec2 RPM
     * [SFOS-1118] - Move up to the latest Xalan release when Ivy can 
handle its SHA1
     * [SFOS-1201] - add TestBlock lifecycle events and attributes to 
xunit test runner
     * [SFOS-1260] - move the ivy JAR in the SVN repository to the 
appropriate place in the repository/ tree
     * [SFOS-1267] - extend SFParse to parse strings and input streams
     * [SFOS-1286] - Move up to typica 1.5
     * [SFOS-1288] - Provide a way to list roles on a ClusterFarmer
     * [SFOS-1292] - Move EC2 image ID test up to sfStart()
     * [SFOS-1294] - Move some of the jetty test .sf files into the 
sf-jetty JAR.
     * [SFOS-1296] - Move javax.scripting code from components/groovy 
into sfServices
     * [SFOS-1313] - servlet context to take options from a nested CD, 
rather than a list of string tuples
     * [SFOS-1314] - Jetty component to eliminate need for JettyHome
     * [SFOS-1317] - servlet context to use a resource path as a source 
of files
     * [SFOS-1319] - tests should run if a testcase is set
     * [SFOS-1330] - Include proxy settings in diagnostics report
     * [SFOS-1332] - make terminated gracefully!! message more subtle
     * [SFOS-1338] - Strip unneeded struts 1.3 dependencies from the ivy 
files and hence the RPMs
     * [SFOS-1342] - Move up to slf4J 1.5.2
     * [SFOS-1343] - move up to restlet 1.1.6
     * [SFOS-1346] - Jetty to have a transient context class to wrap its 
non-serializable contexts
     * [SFOS-1347] - Servlet contexts (especialy Jetty) to have an 
attributes CD
     * [SFOS-1348] - Cloudfarmer webapp to pick up controller URL from 
servlet context
     * [SFOS-1350] - review subclasses of SmartFrogThread.run() and move 
to execute() where appropriate
     * [SFOS-1355] - ant sfManagementConsole -started console to have 
the full test classpath
     * [SFOS-1357] - clusterfarmer interface to add {join, leave} 
cluster methods
     * [SFOS-1360] - Move scp operations from a component into utility 
class that can be called from different components
     * [SFOS-1361] - Move up to 0.1.42 of jsch
     * [SFOS-1368] - export ExpandFully's code to save a CD to a file as 
a static method
     * [SFOS-1376] - Clean up CDPrinter
     * [SFOS-1382] - ExpandFullyTask to print filename when reporting a 
file not found
     * [SFOS-1384] - Have deploy-over-ssh deployer take a directory for 
he SmartFrog binaries
     * [SFOS-1391] - Move HadoopUtils to core/smartfrog as PortUtils
     * [SFOS-1395] - Make it possible for workflow thread subclasses to 
override termination record creation
     * [SFOS-1400] - subprocess liveness failure should log at info and 
not debug
     * [SFOS-1408] - Move EC2 cloudfarmer implementation to ec2 component
     * [SFOS-1419] - add an optional lists of ports for every role
     * [SFOS-1428] - Cloudfarmer UI improvements
     * [SFOS-1429] - Mark /etc/sysconfig/smartfrog as a configuration file
     * [SFOS-1434] - sfContext could identify which value is null, when 
complaining of a null value
     * [SFOS-1437] - Cloudfarmer SSH deployer to spin waiting for a 
hostname to resolve
     * [SFOS-1443] - exceptions other than SFDeploymentExceptions should 
include fault toString() value when being wrapped
     * [SFOS-1452] - Add a Spinner class which sleeps for a period up to 
a timeout
     * [SFOS-1453] - cloudfarmer node link parser should handle strings 
that parse to integers
     * [SFOS-1456] - Move cloudfarmer web front end to styles, improve 
appearance
     * [SFOS-1457] - Enhancements to Spinner class
     * [SFOS-1474] - make CloudFarmer SSH deployer retry count and sleep 
times configurable
     * [SFOS-1477] - Move WorkerThreadPrimImpl into core
     * [SFOS-1478] - add **/*.html,**/xhtml,**/*.ico to the list of 
useful files
     * [SFOS-1479] - move commons-fileupload from sf-restlet to 
httpclient dependencies of sf-www
     * [SFOS-1481] - Provide static operation to create a commons-log 
instance from an SF log
     * [SFOS-1484] - extended SF daemon ant task to pass down log4j, 
commons-logging and jetty logging configuration properties
     * [SFOS-1493] - move up to htmlunit 2.7
     * [SFOS-1495] - Jetty component to include binding details (host, 
port) when binding fails
     * [SFOS-1505] - Move LocalSmartFrogDescriptor to core
     * [SFOS-1509] - reformat SFProcessExecution code, place all kill 
logic into a single synchronized method
     * [SFOS-1514] - move up to Ivy 2.2.0-rc1
     * [SFOS-1516] - Move sf-www up to commons-codec 1.4
     * [SFOS-1517] - fix ivy conflicts so that the strict conflict 
manager can be used
     * [SFOS-1520] - copy JSP health checks from Hadoop to jetty
     * [SFOS-1521] - Move TestContextInjector into the sfServices JAR
     * [SFOS-1522] - PortCheckingTestBase to include (Address, port) on 
connection refused problems
     * [SFOS-1523] - Move up to SLF4J 1.6.1
     * [SFOS-1524] - Add httpcommons 4.x to sf-www component
     * [SFOS-1525] - move up to jetty.version=6.1.25
     * [SFOS-1528] - Move sf-json up to commons-beanutils 1.8.3
     * [SFOS-1530] - Move waitforPortOpen into PortCheckingTestBase
     * [SFOS-1532] - add the Connection header to HttpHeaders
     * [SFOS-1533] - Make sure the sf-tasks JAR is in all SF distributions
     * [SFOS-1534] - Improve error message on a <functionaltest> timeout
     * [SFOS-1535] - create extras/bulkiotests module for bulk IO 
operations, tune its build for v. long test runs
     * [SFOS-1536] - Move up to Ivy 2.2.0
     * [SFOS-1538] - Have PrimHostDeployer be slightly more helpful on 
failures
     * [SFOS-1539] - switch utf-8 encoding in SFParser to its proper 
name UTF-8, and place in a constant
     * [SFOS-1547] - move sf-net to commons-net 2.2
     * [SFOS-1549] - bind all jetty servlet contexts to their owner
     * [SFOS-1553] - Move WrappedInstance from Jetty to smartfrog core
     * [SFOS-1557] - WrappedInstance to take a string description in the 
setInstance method and the constructor
     * [SFOS-1558] - query that a process is reachable before trying to 
deploy

** New Feature
     * [SFOS-392] - Add Atom component
     * [SFOS-440] - Add SuSE support from the RPMs
     * [SFOS-557] - add ant junit report format for xunit test runs
     * [SFOS-1129] - add sf-groovy RPM
     * [SFOS-1206] - Add a component to read/write the current headless 
setting
     * [SFOS-1212] - hadoop-cluster to have the ability to do a 
deployment over SCP
     * [SFOS-1242] - add a citerank project to stress test and benchmark 
hadoop clusters
     * [SFOS-1279] - Create "Farmer" interface for talking (remotely) to 
a cluster farmer -and Mock implementation
     * [SFOS-1285] - EC2/AWS components to use the PasswordProvider 
interface to get a password
     * [SFOS-1297] - Add component FarmHasDeployedInstances which can 
assert that a ClusterFarmer has a specified number of deployed instances 
in a specific role
     * [SFOS-1298] - Add a way to create string lists from an attribute 
of a CD
     * [SFOS-1316] - create some sample mime type components
     * [SFOS-1318] - MimeTypes component to take a CD full of mime type 
mappings and set them up
     * [SFOS-1327] - Add tests for Mombasa webapps
     * [SFOS-1345] - Cloud Farmers to have an available() method
     * [SFOS-1359] - add a remote smartfrog daemon service to cloudfarmer
     * [SFOS-1372] - Add a string length condition
     * [SFOS-1377] - add ReleaseAllFarmResources component that deletes 
all resources belonging to a specific user.
     * [SFOS-1385] - Add FarmCheckRoles component to check both the role 
listing methods, and to verify the exact set of roles provided
     * [SFOS-1403] - add diagnostics text to every deployment factory
     * [SFOS-1411] - Cloudfarmer webapp needs to implement node deletion
     * [SFOS-1418] - Automate rollout of RPMs to mountable Volume
     * [SFOS-1422] - add sfList shell script to list deployed components
     * [SFOS-1430] - automount setup script to allow 
/etc/sysconfig/smartfrog to be overwritten
     * [SFOS-1448] - implement a FileSystem.close(Closeable) and 
redirect the other close operations to it
     * [SFOS-1458] - Cloudfarmer web ui to serve up the Hadoop XML file
     * [SFOS-1471] - Restrict number of lines that management console 
display text area will use to prevent out of memory problem
     * [SFOS-1476] - add tests for big data upload/download and 
long-lived connections
     * [SFOS-1486] - Add support for filters in the servlet context and 
jetty
     * [SFOS-1494] - add grizzly ivy dependencies for the jersey component
     * [SFOS-1496] - add grizzly component, jars, rpm etc
     * [SFOS-1537] - bind servlets to their owning SF component
     * [SFOS-1552] - add a RemoteToString interface in core for prim and 
other components to eventually implement
     * [SFOS-1555] - add a way for the sf-daemon task to set the server 
hostname that RMI exports things on
     * [SFOS-1560] - add a way to install certificates from ant into the 
current JVM
     * [SFOS-1563] - Add some @Annotations to SmartFrog

** Task
     * [SFOS-103] - Finish ActiFrog - ProActive deployer for SmartFrog
     * [SFOS-107] - Improvements for Eclipse Plugin
     * [SFOS-119] - Prepare installer for Avalanche.
     * [SFOS-424] - Implement TestContext
     * [SFOS-1259] - Release  3.17.014
     * [SFOS-1269] - Catch up my patches with Hadoop core
     * [SFOS-1270] - Move ping() logic out of Hadoop code and into the 
SF extension classes
     * [SFOS-1309] - Move unmaintained code into the repository parallel 
to "core", makes for faster checkups
     * [SFOS-1363] - add a test for SSHexec using a public key file, fix 
any breakages that show up
     * [SFOS-1410] - Write up cloudfarmer for ACM cloud conference
     * [SFOS-1513] - Create a beta SF release,
     * [SFOS-1562] - comment out Hadoop JARs and RPM from SF release

** Sub-task
     * [SFOS-108] - Update help documentation to 3.2 -  Creating 
SmartFrog run configurations
     * [SFOS-109] - Add functionality of NetBeans plugin to this plugin
     * [SFOS-110] - Check if it is possible to create an IZpack 
installer for the plugin
     * [SFOS-111] - Integrate plugin Help docs into Forrest build.
     * [SFOS-644] - rpmlint complains about files in /etc/profile.d
     * [SFOS-905] - Move from direct inherited configuration to a 
"Cluster" CD that defines the cluster
     * [SFOS-973] - make the environment construction less brittle
     * [SFOS-1239] - choreograph tasktracker deployment so they only 
come up after the Job Tracker is live and has published its live URL
     * [SFOS-1301] - add jira category
     * [SFOS-1302] - Move the services.farmer code from sf-services to 
cloudfarmer
     * [SFOS-1303] - Patch the release RPM process to include sf-cloudfarmer
     * [SFOS-1304] - Move the servlet prototype from Mombasa into 
cloudfarmer
     * [SFOS-1305] - Write ant tasks to work with the cloudfarmer
     * [SFOS-1306] - add Manual farmer which keeps a list of machines 
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Re: [Smartfrog-users] How do I reference existing component from non SF app

[Steve L. <ste...@hp...>]

On 02/02/11 23:25, Brett Armstrong wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Let me first explain a little bit about what I am trying to accomplish
> with SmartFrog.
>
> I am creating a distributed test automation system for my company. I
> have a main server that hosts our website and a bunch of slave
> computers that run our tests. My intent is to run the SF Daemon on the
> main server with components that monitor the entire system and
> distribute jobs from a queue to SF daemons running on the slave
> machines. The website is very basic and acts as a front end for users
> to submit jobs to the queue and display information about the current
> state of the system (what is in the queue, are any machines down).

OK. There's some past work on gridunit you should have a look at for how 
they've managed and presented tests run on large sets of machines, with 
the key point being its the tests that only fail on some machines that 
are the most interesting/hard to track down.


>
> However, I cannot figure out how to get jobs into the queue from the
> website or get the status of the queue out to the website. My initial
> thought is to have the website call a command line program (that is
> not SF component) that will resolve references to all the components I
> need so I can call methods on them. Is this the preferred method for
> passing data to the SF system at runtime? Should I use a different
> approach entirely? If this is the proper approach, how can I resolve
> these components?

You can directly access SF components via RMI from your web application, 
both to deploy things or to manipulate and query them. You just need to 
make sure that the JAR files at both ends are synchronized, and if you 
are running with security turned on (recommended), that the machines 
trust each other.

Look at
core/testharness/src/org/smartfrog/test/SmartFrogTestBase.java

For examples of how to deploy and query different processes from JUnit 
test cases; the same approach will work from a web application.

Now, if you deploy your web application using SmartFrog and Jetty, 
running it in a SmartFrog daemon, your life is even easier, as you can 
call SFProcess.getProcessCompound() and get the SF compound that is the 
base container for all components running in the current process, and 
work from there.


In the very forthcoming 3.18.008 release, you can also get a reference 
to the specific Jetty instance into which a servlet is deployed, from 
the servlet itself, by way of the
org.smartfrog.services.jetty.contexts.delegates.DelegateHelper class and 
its static method retrieveOwner(ServletContext ctx) . What we are doing 
now with Jetty is attaching an RMI reference to the owner in every 
servlet context, so you can grab it then resolve any references from 
there. This is very handy and I'm using it resolve references from my 
web application to the SF components that are doing the heavy lifting 
underneath.

-steve

[Smartfrog-users] How do I reference existing component from non SF app

[Brett A. <evo...@gm...>]

Hi,

Let me first explain a little bit about what I am trying to accomplish
with SmartFrog.

I am creating a distributed test automation system for my company. I
have a main server that hosts our website and a bunch of slave
computers that run our tests. My intent is to run the SF Daemon on the
main server with components that monitor the entire system and
distribute jobs from a queue to SF daemons running on the slave
machines. The website is very basic and acts as a front end for users
to submit jobs to the queue and display information about the current
state of the system (what is in the queue, are any machines down).

However, I cannot figure out how to get jobs into the queue from the
website or get the status of the queue out to the website. My initial
thought is to have the website call a command line program (that is
not SF component) that will resolve references to all the components I
need so I can call methods on them. Is this the preferred method for
passing data to the SF system at runtime? Should I use a different
approach entirely? If this is the proper approach, how can I resolve
these components?

Thanks,
Brett Armstrong

[Smartfrog-users] new SF release 3.18.008 coming

[Steve L. <ste...@hp...>]

Just a quick note to say there is a new release of SmartFrog coming out 
the moment I can get it uploaded to SourceForge. Because of a little 
security breach last week they've shut down parts of their 
infrastructure, so the automated upload process doesn't work right now.

I may try doing it by hand,

-Steve

Re: [Smartfrog-users] Question about telnet component of SmartFrog

[Steve L. <ste...@hp...>]

On 21/01/11 19:38, Александр Поляков wrote:
 > Thanks for your help, Steve.
 >
 > Now, when I write:
 >
 > Telnet:shellPrompt ">";
 >
 > it works.
 >
 >

ok, closing the issue. The extra diagnostics will be useful for other 
people in future.

-Steve

Re: [Smartfrog-users] displaying alert messages when deployment has finished

[Steve L. <ste...@hp...>]

On 20/01/11 13:59, Frank Wilson wrote:
> I am trying to display a message after smartfrog has deployed an
> installation
> routine on a couple of machines. I tried using the display component
> like so:
>
> #include "/org/smartfrog/services/display/components.sf"
>
> sfConfig extends Sequence {
>       installPair extends Parallel {
>
>           installTestHostA extends MyProductInstall {
>               ...
>           }
>
>           installTestHostB extends MyProductInstall {
>               ...
>           }
>
>       }
>
>       confirmInstall extends Display {
>           textDisplay "Install Complete";
>           //terminateSFProcessOnExit true;
>           positionDisplay "SE";
>           fontSize 50;
>       }
>
> }
>
> Unfortunately the display process seems to continue indefinitely even
> once the
> window is closed. The task cannot be redeployed unless it is undeployed or
> has the "replace" setting set.  I've played with the
> terminateSFProcessOnExit setting
> but this doesn't seem to have any effect on what I am doing.
>

the display stuff is really for bringing up some management consoles, 
it's not been done for end user notification. In particular, when you 
start running SmartFrog headless -like on a Unix system without X, or 
even Windows without any logged on user, it really doesn't work.

I don't think we have anything right now that does what you want, which 
is really some little pop-up window that terminates its hosting 
component when a user hits OK.

I don't think it would be that hard; testing is trickier, but the base 
code is part of the java swing API.

-Steve

Re: [Smartfrog-users] Question about telnet component of SmartFrog

[Александр П. <spe...@gm...>]

Thanks for your help, Steve.

Now, when I write:

Telnet:shellPrompt ">";

it works.

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Re: [Smartfrog-users] Question about telnet component of SmartFrog

[Steve L. <ste...@hp...>]

On 20/01/11 14:59, Александр Поляков wrote:
 > Hi,
 >
 > Now, telnet component is working on windows when I write this code:
 >
 > #include "org/smartfrog/components.sf"
 > #include "org/smartfrog/services/net/telnet.sf"
 > sfConfig extends WindowsTelnetSessionInlinePassword {
 > Telnet:host "192.168.56.101";
 > Telnet:username "qwerty";
 > password "1";
 > Telnet:commands ["mkdir c:\\1"];
 > }
 >
 > But, it fails when I write this :
 >
 > #include "org/smartfrog/components.sf"
 > #include "org/smartfrog/services/net/telnet.sf"
 > sfConfig extends TelnetSessionInlinePassword {
 > Telnet:ostype "windows";
 > Telnet:host "192.168.56.101";
 > Telnet:username "qwerty";
 > password "1";
 > shellPrompt ">";
 > Telnet:commands ["mkdir c:\\1"];
 > }
 >


Well, we are getting closer, good error messages always help there. You 
are clearly logging in, so it's just that prompt match that is failing

Try:

  Telnet:shellPrompt ">";

Re: [Smartfrog-users] Question about telnet component of SmartFrog

[Александр П. <spe...@gm...>]

Hi,

Now, telnet component is working on windows when I write this code:

#include "org/smartfrog/components.sf"
#include "org/smartfrog/services/net/telnet.sf"
sfConfig extends WindowsTelnetSessionInlinePassword {
Telnet:host "192.168.56.101";
Telnet:username "qwerty";
password "1";
Telnet:commands ["mkdir c:\\1"];
}

But, it fails when I write this :

#include "org/smartfrog/components.sf"
#include "org/smartfrog/services/net/telnet.sf"
sfConfig extends TelnetSessionInlinePassword {
Telnet:ostype "windows";
Telnet:host "192.168.56.101";
Telnet:username "qwerty";
password "1";
shellPrompt ">";
Telnet:commands ["mkdir c:\\1"];
}

Out is:

[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > - FAILED when trying DEPLOY of 'ProcessName',
[org/smartfrog/examples/MyProjects/test3.sf], host:127.0.0.1
[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > Result:
[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > * Exception: 'SmartFrogLifecycleException::
Unable to login in remote machine 192.168.56.101:23 cause: Password was not
accepted for user "qwerty" or shell prompt "$" was not found. Password
details: password length 1
[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > remote server log:
*================================================================
‚ б ЇаЁўҐвбвўгҐв Telnet-бҐаўҐа Їа®Ё§ў®¤бвў  Є®аЇ®а жЁЁ Њ ©Єа®б®дв
*================================================================
C:\Documents and Settings\qwerty>

[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > SmartFrog 3.17.014 (2009-07-27 16:11:39 BST)
[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > data: Failed object class:
org.smartfrog.services.net.TelnetImpl
[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > primSFCompleteName: HOST
"192.168.56.1":rootProcess:ProcessName:Telnet
[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > primContext: included
[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > reference: HOST
"192.168.56.1":rootProcess:ProcessName:Telnet
[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > primContext: included'

Looks like shell prompt don't change when I write: shellPrompt ">";
Problem in this I Think.
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[Smartfrog-users] displaying alert messages when deployment has finished

[Frank W. <fra...@si...>]

I am trying to display a message after smartfrog has deployed an 
installation
routine on a couple of machines. I tried using the display component 
like so:

#include "/org/smartfrog/services/display/components.sf"

sfConfig extends Sequence {
     installPair extends Parallel {

         installTestHostA extends MyProductInstall {
             ...
         }

         installTestHostB extends MyProductInstall {
             ...
         }

     }

     confirmInstall extends Display {
         textDisplay "Install Complete";
         //terminateSFProcessOnExit true;
         positionDisplay "SE";
         fontSize 50;
     }

}

Unfortunately the display process seems to continue indefinitely even 
once the
window is closed. The task cannot be redeployed unless it is undeployed or
has the "replace" setting set.  I've played with the 
terminateSFProcessOnExit setting
but this doesn't seem to have any effect on what I am doing.

Am I using the appropriate component here or is there something more 
suitable?

Thanks,

Frank Wilson

Re: [Smartfrog-users] Question about telnet component of SmartFrog

[Steve L. <ste...@hp...>]

On 18/01/11 23:20, Александр Поляков wrote:
> Hi,
> Now, I use new version of TelnetImpl.java "with more meaningful messages and
> logs what is going on at debug level".
>

OK, someone has given me a clean Windows XP SP3 VM, I've turned telnet 
on and run tests against it.

-from my desktop, the SF telnet component will telnet in to an XP telnet 
session, provided the username and password are set up.

-I've improved the error message and diagnostics. If the telnet login fails
  1. the username is included in the error message
  2. the password length is included (but not its value)
  3. the output of the remote server is returned
  4. the likely causes of failure are all listed.

You'll get something back like

Termination Record: HOST localhost:rootProcess:testWindowsTelnet, type: 
abnormal, description: Failure during startup
SmartFrogLifecycleException:: Unable to login in remote machine 
xp01-vif0:23 cause: User "User14" was not known, their password was 
invalid or the shell prompt ">" was not found. Password details: 
password length 6
remote server log:
Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password.

Login Failed


login: , SmartFrog 3.18.007dev (2011-01-17 12:07:04 GMT), data: Failed 
object class: org.smartfrog.services.net.TelnetImpl, primSFCompleteName: 
HOST

Try this, let's see what happens. All I can do next is add an option to 
include the password in the response, as we've pretty much exhausted the 
options. All that is happening is that the component is reading in the 
input bytes, converting them to a string (conversion problems?) and then 
looking for the expected prompt, which can be any string.

-steve

Re: [Smartfrog-users] Question about telnet component of SmartFrog

[Александр П. <spe...@gm...>]

OK, you will add this in new release? When will this release?

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Re: [Smartfrog-users] Question about telnet component of SmartFrog

[Steve L. <ste...@hp...>]

On 18/01/11 23:20, Александр Поляков wrote:
> Hi,
> Now, I use new version of TelnetImpl.java "with more meaningful messages and
> logs what is going on at debug level".

> [sfDaemon] OUT>  SmartFrogLifecycleException:: Unable to login in remote
> machine 192.168.56.101:23 cause: Password was not accepted, SmartFrog

well, we have some more specifics. We get as far as the "password:" 
prompt before failing. This means that the XP telnet server is different 
from the Windows 2003 one.

I've just had a look through my set of VMs, no winXP VM, so I will have 
to ask around or create a new one.

How about I add a flag a debug option to the class, default value false, 
to the  password in this error message, ideally even the trace of what 
is going on. I'll always add the username, as that isn't a security 
issue. Then on your machine, you can flip this switch on and make sure 
the right password is being passed down. If not, grab the text, edit the 
password and you have something you post which helps us debug it more.

Re: [Smartfrog-users] Question about telnet component of SmartFrog

[Александр П. <spe...@gm...>]

Hi,
Now, I use new version of TelnetImpl.java "with more meaningful messages and
logs what is going on at debug level".

Code:

#include "org/smartfrog/components.sf"
#include "org/smartfrog/services/net/telnet.sf"
sfConfig extends TelnetSessionInlinePassword {
Telnet:ostype "windows";
Telnet:host "192.168.56.101";
Telnet:username "qwerty";
password "1";
shellPrompt ">";
Telnet:commands ["mkdir c:\\1"];
}

Output:

[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > java.exe
-Dorg.smartfrog.iniFile="C:\smartfrog\bin\default.ini"
-Djava.security.policy=="C:\smartfrog\private\sf.no.security.policy"
-Djava.security.manager
-Dorg.smartfrog.iniFile="C:\smartfrog\bin\default.ini"
-Djava.security.policy=="C:\smartfrog\private\sf.no.security.policy"
-Djava.security.manager org.smartfrog.SFSystem -a
\""ProcessName\"":DEPLOY:\""org/smartfrog/examples/MyProjects/test1.sf\""::
127.0.0.1: -e
[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT >
[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > SmartFrog 3.17.014 (2009-07-27 16:11:39 BST)
[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > (C) Copyright 1998-2009 Hewlett-Packard
Development Company, LP
[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT >
[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > 2011/01/19 04:14:27:937 YEKT [WARN ][main]
SFCORE_LOG - SmartFrog security is NOT active
[sfDaemon] OUT > 2011/01/19 04:14:31:781 YEKT [ERROR][RMI TCP
Connection(2)-192.168.56.1] SFCORE_LOG - caught on start (HOST
"192.168.56.1":rootProcess:ProcessName) <SmartFrogLifecycleException::
Unable to login in remote machine 192.168.56.101:23 cause: Password was not
accepted
[sfDaemon] OUT > SmartFrog 3.17.014 (2009-07-27 16:11:39 BST)
[sfDaemon] OUT > data: Failed object class:
org.smartfrog.services.net.TelnetImpl
[sfDaemon] OUT > primSFCompleteName: HOST
"192.168.56.1":rootProcess:ProcessName:Telnet
[sfDaemon] OUT > primContext: included
[sfDaemon] OUT > reference: HOST
"192.168.56.1":rootProcess:ProcessName:Telnet
[sfDaemon] OUT > primContext: included>
[sfDaemon] OUT > SmartFrogLifecycleException:: Unable to login in remote
machine 192.168.56.101:23 cause: Password was not accepted, SmartFrog
3.17.014 (2009-07-27 16:11:39 BST), data: Failed object class:
org.smartfrog.services.net.TelnetImpl, primSFCompleteName: HOST
"192.168.56.1":rootProcess:ProcessName:Telnet, primContext: included,
reference: HOST "192.168.56.1":rootProcess:ProcessName:Telnet, primContext:
included
[sfDaemon] OUT > at
org.smartfrog.services.net.TelnetImpl.sfStart(TelnetImpl.java:182)
[sfDaemon] OUT > at
org.smartfrog.sfcore.compound.CompoundImpl.sfStartChildren(CompoundImpl.java:661)
[sfDaemon] OUT > at
org.smartfrog.sfcore.compound.CompoundImpl.sfStart(CompoundImpl.java:634)
[sfDaemon] OUT > at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native
Method)
[sfDaemon] OUT > at
sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:39)
[sfDaemon] OUT > at
sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:25)
[sfDaemon] OUT > at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:597)
[sfDaemon] OUT > at
sun.rmi.server.UnicastServerRef.dispatch(UnicastServerRef.java:305)
[sfDaemon] OUT > at sun.rmi.transport.Transport$1.run(Transport.java:159)
[sfDaemon] OUT > at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native
Method)
[sfDaemon] OUT > at
sun.rmi.transport.Transport.serviceCall(Transport.java:155)
[sfDaemon] OUT > at
sun.rmi.transport.tcp.TCPTransport.handleMessages(TCPTransport.java:535)
[sfDaemon] OUT > at
sun.rmi.transport.tcp.TCPTransport$ConnectionHandler.run0(TCPTransport.java:790)
[sfDaemon] OUT > at
sun.rmi.transport.tcp.TCPTransport$ConnectionHandler.run(TCPTransport.java:649)
[sfDaemon] OUT > at
java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.runTask(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:886)
[sfDaemon] OUT > at
java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:908)
[sfDaemon] OUT > at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:619)
[sfDaemon] OUT >
[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > - FAILED when trying DEPLOY of 'ProcessName',
[org/smartfrog/examples/MyProjects/test1.sf], host:127.0.0.1
[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > Result:
[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > * Exception: 'SmartFrogLifecycleException::
Unable to login in remote machine 192.168.56.101:23 cause: Password was not
accepted
[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > SmartFrog 3.17.014 (2009-07-27 16:11:39 BST)
[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > data: Failed object class:
org.smartfrog.services.net.TelnetImpl
[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > primSFCompleteName: HOST
"192.168.56.1":rootProcess:ProcessName:Telnet
[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > primContext: included
[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > reference: HOST
"192.168.56.1":rootProcess:ProcessName:Telnet
[ProcessName(127.0.0.1)] OUT > primContext: included'


I hope, that you will fix it in new release, thanks.

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Re: [Smartfrog-users] Question about telnet component of SmartFrog

[Steve L. <ste...@hp...>]

My reply got bounced as the sender address was was wrong for the list, 
so I'm resending. Apologies if it really did make it through


On 13/01/11 14:25, Александр Поляков wrote:
>
> *Hi Steve, thanks for replying,
>
> 1) This is log, when I connect to telnet-server on localhost by hand
> (typing in cmd: "telnet localhost"):*
>
> Telnet server could not log you in using NTLM authentication.
> Your password may have expired.
> Login using username and password
>
> Welcome to Microsoft Telnet Service
>
> login: Spec_1 *( Spec_1 I am typing by hand )*
> password: *( Here I am typing password, but, of course, it is invisible
> =) )*
>
> *================================================================
> Вас приветствует Telnet-сервер производства корпорации Майкрософт
> *================================================================
> C:\Documents and Settings\Spec_1>
>
> *2) I agree that it is better to use ssh, but I want to test telnet
> component =)
> By the way, on linux telnet component is working (I am using telnetd).
>
> PS: I am using telnet-server which is there, in windows xp pro sp3, out
> of the box.*
>

I did some changes to the telnet component and the version in SVN
  -logs at debug level more that is going on
  -provides more details as to what was happening at the point of failure

JIRA issue: http://jira.smartfrog.org/jira/browse/SFOS-1559


I couldn't get the enhanced component to log in to windows server 2003
as that seems to have a wierder login protocol that asks you for a
password first, then, after hitting enter, only then does it come up
asking for a username. I don't understand what windows is up to there.

Before I sit down this week and do a beta release of SmartFrog 18.x (and 
so get the improved diagnostics), can you set the shellPrompt of the 
telnet component to ">", as it appears to always look for "#" as a sign 
that it has logged in, which isn't going to work on Windows, or even 
most versions of Linux.

-Steve

Re: [Smartfrog-users] How to debug code

[Steve L. <ste...@hp...>]

On 13/01/11 14:43, Amit Patel wrote:
>
> I have extended PrimImpl and wrote my own little code where i implement
> sfDeploy, sfStart and sfTerminateWith.
>
> I use Intellij Idea and I managed to get it running from my IDE.
>
> It works fine but when i try to debug this it creates and RMI object of
> my custom code in local host and does the magic.
>
> but how can i debug my custom code ?
>
> --

Hi, I replied directly when you sent email to my work address, I hadn't 
checked this mail list, which routes to a different mail server at work.

Run your code under the IDE, with breakpoints on the Prim subclass. You 
can deploy your application either via the external tools, or via the 
command line used to start your application under the debugger (which is 
the easiest)

-Steve

Re: [Smartfrog-users] Question about telnet component of SmartFrog

[Steve L. <ste...@hp...>]

On 13/01/11 14:25, Александр Поляков wrote:
> *1) This is log, when I connect to telnet-server on localhost by hand
> (typing in cmd: "telnet localhost"):*
>
> Telnet server could not log you in using NTLM authentication.
> Your password may have expired.
> Login using username and password
>
> Welcome to Microsoft Telnet Service
>
> login: Spec_1 *( Spec_1 I am typing by hand )*
> password: *( Here I am typing password, but, of course, it is invisible
> =) )*
>

OK, I have opened a JIRA issue and I'll take a look at this tomorrow 
after I turn telnet in on my windows 2003 VM and set up a test to try 
logging in to it.

http://jira.smartfrog.org/jira/browse/SFOS-1559

[Smartfrog-users] intellij IDEA

[Amit P. <ami...@gm...>]

HI,

New to SmartFrog and going through other archives.

Many of the developer using intellij idea in smart frog development. i got
that impression from reading steve's responses.

I was wondering what short of configuration you guys used in intellij idea.
is there an easy way to traverse through extended components etc.

the document IDE development was written in 2007. many things have changed
since.

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[Smartfrog-users] How to debug code

[Amit P. <ami...@gm...>]

I have extended PrimImpl and wrote my own little code where i implement
sfDeploy, sfStart and sfTerminateWith.

I use Intellij Idea and I managed to get it running from my IDE.

It works fine but when i try to debug this it creates and RMI object of my
custom code in local host and does the magic.

but how can i debug my custom code ?

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[Smartfrog-users] Question about telnet component of SmartFrog

[Александр П. <spe...@gm...>]

*Hi Steve, thanks for replying,

1) This is log, when I connect to telnet-server on localhost by hand (typing
in cmd: "telnet localhost"):*

Telnet server could not log you in using NTLM authentication.
Your password may have expired.
Login using username and password

Welcome to Microsoft Telnet Service

login: Spec_1 *( Spec_1 I am typing by hand )*
password: *( Here I am typing password, but, of course, it is invisible =) )
*

*================================================================
Вас приветствует Telnet-сервер производства корпорации Майкрософт
*================================================================
C:\Documents and Settings\Spec_1>

*2) I agree that it is better to use ssh, but I want to test telnet
component =)
By the way, on linux telnet component is working (I am using telnetd).

PS: I am using telnet-server which is there, in windows xp pro sp3, out of
the box.*

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