RE: [Wrapper-user] RMI services being killed on user logout

[Palmer, D. <Dav...@ph...>]

> Well, that means, that the registry doesn't stop to exist, 
> when you stop
> the service. I don't know why or how you could kill the registry on
> stopping the service.
> But if you use the rebind method rebind(String name,          
>              
> Remote obj) you should get around this exception.
> 
> 
First, I just want to thank you for the help here. Its nice to see an active
developer community :) It is very much appreciated.

Second... ugh... okay. When trying to start my service now... I get:

INFO   | jvm 1    | 2003/03/31 12:38:23 | getting ready to start logic
engine: rmi://localhost:12773/logicengine
INFO   | jvm 1    | 2003/03/31 12:38:24 | java.rmi.ConnectException:
Connection refused to host: localhost; nested exception is: 
INFO   | jvm 1    | 2003/03/31 12:38:24 | 	java.net.ConnectException:
Connection refused: connect
INFO   | jvm 1    | 2003/03/31 12:38:24 | java.net.ConnectException:
Connection refused: connect
...... snipped stack trace .......

Okay... this is pretty strange... at least to me anyway. Basically what I
have is a server "wrapper" class which starts the RMI registry, then
instantiates a Implementation class (the thing that extends
UnicastRemoteObject and implements the remote interface). This
implementation class does a rebind of the "service" name, which I pass in as
an argument:

------- RMIServer.java ------------
// full service name:
String serviceName = "rmi://"+host+":"+port+"/logic_engine";
// start rmi registry:
java.rmi.registry.LocateRegistry(new Integer(regPort).intValue());
// instantiate remote implementation class:
new RemoteLogicEngineImpl(serviceName);
------- end RMIServer.java --------

------- RemoteLogicEngineImpl.java ---------
public class RemoteLogicEngineImpl extendes UnicastRemoteObject implements
RemoteLogicEngineIntf {
    public RemoteLogicEngineImpl (String service) 
    {
    	Naming.rebind(service_name, this);
    }
    .... exposed remote methods here....
}
-------- end RemoteLogicEngineImpl.java ---


Now... I have change the 'host' parameter from "localhost" to my hostname,
to the IP... all produce the same exception. I have tried different ports...
the same.

I'm just at a loss here. I *know* I am not doing something right. Ugh...
this is why I dislike dealing with 3rd party "blackbox" software. 

./dave

    






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