Thanks Chris.
Everything starts up fine, execept for the fact that I don't see anything when I hit the /remoting/*Service path. No exceptions etc. just 404 not found.
And I did debug and make...
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Thanks Chris.
Everything starts up fine, execept for the fact that I don't see anything when I hit the /remoting/*Service path. No exceptions etc. just 404 not found.
And I did debug and make...
hi all,
Is there a way to expose a http remote service at a port other than port 8080 ??
I don't see that option anywhere. I basically want to exposer it at port xyz and let the LB handle the...
hi Manuel,
Thanks a lot for your reply. You're probably right that it may not be achievable. I will have to check which LB we're using.
Will try moving to http invoker tomorrow (isn't it RMI...
hi,
Thanks for replying. So you mean to say that the endpoint cannot be a load balancer??
Will I face the same problems if I move to http invoker ??
cheers!
Sumit.
hey nlif (?),
I found your discussion on spring forum. We have implemented similar remoting and *might* be facing problems.
We're using RMI (not http-invoker, but more than happy to move to it)...
There is a "RMI Reaper" non-daemon thread thats there when I try and kill tomcat. Is it spring related? I'm using spring remoting:
"RMI Reaper" id=35 idx=0x34 tid=26373 prio=5 alive, in native,...
hi,
We have multiple RMI service URL's. Instead of specifying a static one in the xml config, what can I do?
Simply extending
RmiProxyFactoryBean and override
public void...
hi,
We are looking to implement a client-server architecture using spring remoting. We need something that is light weight, can keep connections open (we will have large number of requests with...