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Hi,
While configuring an ICE application for IceGrid , we are using the following XML -
<icegrid>
<application name="ICEUser">
<node name="Node3">
<server id="ICEUserI"
exe="java -jar /home/faiz/SVN_CO/shared/java/User.jar BI.ICEUserIServer "
activation="on-demand">
<adapter name="ICEUserAdapter"
id="ICEUserAdapter"
endpoints="tcp"/>
</server>
</node>
</application>
</icegrid>
In our Java code at the server the name of the adapter is ICEUserAdapter and the object is ICEUserI. The failure at the client side occurs after the client does a stringtoproxy() and while casting it to the right proxy type.
Thanks and regards ...
Aswani/Faiz
While configuring an ICE application for IceGrid , we are using the following XML -
<icegrid>
<application name="ICEUser">
<node name="Node3">
<server id="ICEUserI"
exe="java -jar /home/faiz/SVN_CO/shared/java/User.jar BI.ICEUserIServer "
activation="on-demand">
<adapter name="ICEUserAdapter"
id="ICEUserAdapter"
endpoints="tcp"/>
</server>
</node>
</application>
</icegrid>
In our Java code at the server the name of the adapter is ICEUserAdapter and the object is ICEUserI. The failure at the client side occurs after the client does a stringtoproxy() and while casting it to the right proxy type.
Thanks and regards ...
Aswani/Faiz
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Comments
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The command line is incorrect in your descriptor. You instead need something like:
<server id="SimpleServer" exe="java" activation="on-demand"> <option>BI.ICEUserIServer</option>
You also need to ensure the CLASSPATH is set correctly. You can do that either with the <env> element, the -cp command line option, or through the environment under which the icegridnode is run.
Please see the Ice manual for more information.0 -
Hi !!
Thanks for the reply .
I will sure keep everybody posted the moment I am over with this. Currently I am in a different area of work .
Thanks
Regards ...0