Hello Ranchers This is an RMI problem. I am running a chat server on a windows network (with an NT as Primary Domain Controller with win98 clients ). Problem is while 8 machines are connecting to the rmi server (running on a win98 terminal) two machines which were earlier connecting are now throwing java.rmi.ConnectException /java.net.ConnectException connection refused to host: rmiserver, no further information. I just cant locate the problem.Please help. Pravin Panicker
Pravin R Panicker<br />SCJP,SCWCD
Syed Usman
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Hello I am Usman, I Read your problem, It will be clear to me when I will see your code can you mail me the code... So I will be able to run it on my network.. and read it's problems... Thanks
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Mark Thomas
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are the 2 computers that are not connecting on the WinNT domain also, or are they outside of the domain? perhaps you accidentally typed in some IP addresses or something that simple. my advice is to let someone else look at your code. sometimes it's hard to find flaws in your own code
Mark Thomas
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i meant typed in wrong IP addresses by accident
I agree. Here's the link: http://ej-technologies/jprofiler - if it wasn't for jprofiler, we would need to
run our stuff on 16 servers instead of 3.
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