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Hello Folks,

I have a simple issue:
There is a server running on java version 1.3.1 and it's implementing RMI service on port 1099 (default).

I am trying to connect from the client using 1.3.1 version of java and It's connecting perfectly. However, I have an application using 1.4.2 version of Java (may be different implementation of RMI) and connection to server is failing with the NotBoundException...

Thanks a lot.
Amer.
 
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Originally posted by amer seif el dine:
Hello Folks,

I have a simple issue:
There is a server running on java version 1.3.1 and it's implementing RMI service on port 1099 (default).

I am trying to connect from the client using 1.3.1 version of java and It's connecting perfectly. However, I have an application using 1.4.2 version of Java (may be different implementation of RMI) and connection to server is failing with the NotBoundException...

Thanks a lot.
Amer.


Try recompiling both the client and the server in 1.4.2 and recompile the stubs for your remote object, too. I don't know if that will help, but it's worth a try.
 
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