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RMI: How do you "bind" something?

Matt Senecal
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Joined: Dec 01, 2000
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I'm working on a project that someone else started. It uses RMI, something I have no experience with. When the program is run, it throws a bunch of NotBoundExceptions at a Naming.lookup() call. As far as I cen tell, I need to "bind" what is being looked up. Uh...how do I do that?


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Matt Senecal
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Joined: Dec 01, 2000
Posts: 255
Never mind. I figured out what the problem was.
Peter Tran
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Joined: Jan 02, 2001
Posts: 783
Matt,
Next time, post some code example. It's easier to help you out. Since you already figured it out, why don't you post the problem code and show us your solution?
Thanks,
-Peter
 
 
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