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null Integrated Logistic Guest
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Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2005 5:09 pm Post subject: rmi connection problem |
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Hi,
My java application (client - server; rmi) was running OK as demo on my old
laptop (NT).
I installed the application on a new laptop (XP Prof) and I put the XP
firewall off (because I know it blocks a rmi connection).
Nevertheless I still get a java.net.ConnectException: connection refuse.
The client-server app is running on my laptop as demo (so no other computers
are involved).
Someone an idea for getting my app running?
Thanks
Walter |
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Adrian P. Guest
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Posted: Mon May 02, 2005 10:47 am Post subject: Re: rmi connection problem |
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null Integrated Logistic Systems wrote:
| Quote: | Hi,
My java application (client - server; rmi) was running OK as demo on my old
laptop (NT).
I installed the application on a new laptop (XP Prof) and I put the XP
firewall off (because I know it blocks a rmi connection).
Nevertheless I still get a java.net.ConnectException: connection refuse.
The client-server app is running on my laptop as demo (so no other computers
are involved).
Someone an idea for getting my app running?
Thanks
Walter
Hy, |
You could use DataExpress with JDataStore or with any other DB. First i
suggest you check the Database Application Developer's Guide from
JBuilder Help where you'll find more detalis related to Parameterized
queries in "Retrieving data from a data source" chapter. Using a
parameterized query is a way of solving your problem.
You'll find all the help you'll need in Jbuilder "Database Application
Developer's Guide".
Hope this will help....
Bye |
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Adrian P. Guest
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Posted: Mon May 02, 2005 10:50 am Post subject: Re: rmi connection problem |
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Adrian P. wrote:
| Quote: | null Integrated Logistic Systems wrote:
Hi,
My java application (client - server; rmi) was running OK as demo on
my old
laptop (NT).
I installed the application on a new laptop (XP Prof) and I put the XP
firewall off (because I know it blocks a rmi connection).
Nevertheless I still get a java.net.ConnectException: connection refuse.
The client-server app is running on my laptop as demo (so no other
computers
are involved).
Someone an idea for getting my app running?
Thanks
Walter
Hy,
You could use DataExpress with JDataStore or with any other DB. First
i suggest you check the Database Application Developer's Guide from
JBuilder Help where you'll find more detalis related to Parameterized
queries in "Retrieving data from a data source" chapter. Using a
parameterized query is a way of solving your problem.
You'll find all the help you'll need in Jbuilder "Database Application
Developer's Guide".
Hope this will help....
Bye
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Sorry, i've posted the wrong message!!!
The answer to your problem was:
Try verifying the opened ports and connections: "netstat -a". Also look
at what IP is your RMI Server binding to. If you have any other problem
give me more details about your app. Is it running on standard RMI ports?
Hope you'll solve this.
Adrian |
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