Start rmiregistry without command prompt

[Ray Dawson]

How do I start the rmiregistry command outside of command prompt ?

I'm using BlueJ. Will switching over to Eclipse help ?

Help needed ASAP

[John Jai]

Ray,

You really need to EaseUp. You have been asked before too your earlier thread

To start registry in code you can use like

java.rmi.registry.LocateRegistry.createRegistry(1099);

[Ray Dawson]

John Jai wrote:Ray,

You really need to EaseUp. You have been asked before too your earlier thread

To start registry in code you can use like

java.rmi.registry.LocateRegistry.createRegistry(1099);

How does the server specifies what is the ip address of the location ?
And how does the client connects the sever.

John, could you please provide me the lines where the server ip addr & port num. is specified. And how the client connects to the server

Like user provides the ip addr & port no. of the server & the client connects to it.

[John Jai]

I was able to test this in my local. The port will be specified in the server class - in the example above its 1099.

Client code can then be written like below. The given ip is my system ip.

Registry registry = LocateRegistry.getRegistry("115.242.239.83", 1099);
RemoteInterface s=	(RemoteInterface)registry.lookup("SERVICE");

[Ray Dawson]

So can the server specify any port no. it wants ?
And how does the server specify its IP addr ?

If the ip is dynamic, then how does the client connects to it ?

[Campbell Ritchie]

Too difficult a question for "beginning". Moving discussion.