Initial Scneario: I have my Remote server named RMIDataServer containing the Data object. All the calls to the RMIDataServer are delegated to the Data object. This RMIDataServer is created from a server application named FBNServer. FBNServer takes the database name as the command line argument. Now the question: Since the Data has two constructors, my RMIDataServer also has two constructors. The problem is with the second constructor which takes FieldInfo[] as a parameter. Since FBNServer instantiates RMIDataServer, it needs to pass this information. But how do your pass array of FieldInfo objects as input using the command line. Please let me know what i am missing. Thanks,
Rick Fortier
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Originally posted by Vivian Richards: Initial Scneario: I have my Remote server named RMIDataServer containing the Data object. All the calls to the RMIDataServer are delegated to the Data object. This RMIDataServer is created from a server application named FBNServer. FBNServer takes the database name as the command line argument. Now the question: Since the Data has two constructors, my RMIDataServer also has two constructors. The problem is with the second constructor which takes FieldInfo[] as a parameter. Since FBNServer instantiates RMIDataServer, it needs to pass this information. But how do your pass array of FieldInfo objects as input using the command line. Please let me know what i am missing. Thanks,
The second constructor is used to create a brand new database using the field names you specify. This has no usefulness in the assignment.
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Some people (like me) instead of getting a binary file (db.db) get a load of text that has to be converted into a binary file. That is where the extra constructor can be used. If you are one of the lucky people who already have db.db, you probably wont use it. Catherine
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