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Client program does not hit the server program in RMI

 
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Below are the snippets which implements RMI

Following is my Server class



Interface



Client



When I run the client code I dont get any output instead in the eclipse console header Its written javaw.exe terminated.
My question is why my client program does not hit the server.
 
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Happy S Singh wrote:When I run the client code I dont get any output instead in the eclipse console header Its written javaw.exe terminated.
My question is why my client program does not hit the server.


I see you didn't follow my advice in your other thread. Why are you working on an RMI layer when you haven't even got your basic executor running properly? Sounds like a recipe for disaster to me.

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Replaced
acQueryExecutor a=new acQueryExecutor(req_id,usrname,pwd,"driver","url");



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