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\"99 little bugs in the code, 99 bugs in the code, fix one bug, compile it again, 148 little bugs in the code. 148 little bugs in the code....\"
first of all let me tell you something about my project....
i'm implementing a computerised test (i.e something like GRE) using Java
the database happens to be on the server
the client (a part of the LAN) accesses the database through a remote object using RMI
i have implemented the user interfaces...only facing problems in the networking part....due to lack of familiarity with RMI
and so i was looking for someone who has some previous experience with it..no one in college who can help me
one of the doubts that i had was whether inplace of the server-domain name in the Naming.lookup parameter i could use the ip-address of the server?
for eg. instead of "rmi://digit.com:1099/myobject"
can i use something like "rmi://192.168.1.1/myobject"
there are also a few exceptions that i encounter during runtime...i'll give you the details of these later...as i'm not in college right now
loooking forward to your answer
thanks again
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sorry if i've confused u...was in a hurry to reply
actually technovice=ApoCalypse
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i'm getting an exception that says something like (i can't remember it exactly)
Unmarshalled exception : Class not found : Server_stub.class
this inspite of the fact that i have copied the stub into the client folder?
any idea where i could have made a mistake?
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\"99 little bugs in the code, 99 bugs in the code, fix one bug, compile it again, 148 little bugs in the code. 148 little bugs in the code....\"