1. Mbeans with JBoss stackoverflow.comI'm trying to call a MBean deployed in JBoss, but i'm having this exception:
java.rmi.UnmarshalException: error unmarshalling arguments; nested exception is:
java.io.InvalidClassException: org.jboss.security.auth.callback.SecurityAssociationHandler; org.jboss.security.auth.callback.SecurityAssociationHandler; class invalid for deserialization
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2. Port and RmiPort on JBoss NamingService stackoverflow.comOn JBoss 5, there is the NamingService, which lets you specify the properties |
3. java RMI and/or JNDI: binding for objects that are not singletons stackoverflow.comOK, I get how to use RMI to bind a singleton server object with a well-known name so that other JVMs can find it. Let's say I have a number of processes, ... |
4. Java (and JBoss) JNDI and RMI ports stackoverflow.comI have JBoss running on a couple of Linux machines. If I want to send a JMS message from box 1 to a queue on box2, I may do something like ... |
5. Multiple RMI & JNDI coderanch.comHi, i have an RMI server that works like a treat. In the main method of the server im registring my object with the server. I then use a JNDI lookup to retrieve an object and can then run the remote methods on it. However if i write a seperate client app i can access the JNDI and get the object, ... |
6. RMI Naming vs. JNDI coderanch.com |
7. RMI Naming vs. JNDI coderanch.comJNDI = Java Naming and Directory Interface. it gives you a common access to several naming and directory services. JNDI is built uppon a provider architecture -> you can access every naming service as long as there is a provider for it. There is a wide range available from sun, i think. (RMI registry, LDAP... check the sun page) there are ... |