hi ,
i am facing classpath issue when try to run rmi server. i have a jar file
(RmiServer.jar) for rmi server , which contain some other jar file .
when i run this jar file it throwsClassNotFoundException
the java classloader are not able to load class from jar(RmiServer.jar)
file. pls. tell me what i did wrong .
Regards
Brajesh K
What class isn't being found, and what are you executing when it happens?
If it is Naming.bind/rebind or Registry.bind/rebind, the Registry needs the remote interface and stub (if any) accessible via its classpath.
it throw following exception.
java.rmi.UnmarshalException: error unmarshalling arguments; nestedexception is:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: .RmiServer_Stub
whereas stub class is also exist in jar
Actully you dont understand my problem.
i have 2 jar file RmiClient.jar and RmiServer.jar
when i run RMIserver.jar it throws following exception.
Caused by: java.rmi.UnmarshalException: error unmarshalling arguments; nested exception is:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: RmiServer_Stub
the RmiServer.jar contain all the class file (stub/skelton,remote,etc) whichever needed.
even i set class path to that folder where RMIserver.jar is placed
inspite of that it throws ClassNotFoundException : RmiServer_Stub
i dont undersatand why classloder , not able to load class file from Rmiserver.jar.
any idea.
thanks in advance
Regards
Brajesh K
Actually you don't understand my answer, and also you didn't answer my question. See reply #1. The Registry needs access to those classes too.
FYI your problem comes up about twice a day in this forum. I've seen it thousands of times over the last ten years.
i am using Naming.rebind to bind Rmiserver instance.
RmiServer server = new RmiServer();
Naming.rebind("rmi:/localhost:1099",server );
how can i bind RmiServer_stub instance. so it can be accessible from jar
thanks
If you don't understand the answer don't just repeat yourself. It's irritating. You have to start the Registry in such a way that it has your appropriate JAR files on its classpath. There are several ways of doing that, e.g. rmiregistry -J-classpath