dick dijk

On page 579 of Head First EJB it says:

To distinguish overloaded methods in the DD (Security in EJB) you can use the method-param tag, but to my surprise the value of "String" is used; I would expect "java.lang.String". Why don't you have to use the fully qualified classname here? What if I have my own class as paramter, e.q. com.whatever.MyClass, what do I put in the method-param tag now?

Dick

You have to install the new J2SE jdk.

Dick

/red/* in the servet mapping means : match anything that starts with "/red".
Therefore "/colorapp/red" matches this pattern.

Dick

I have client/server appl. that uses RMI first I couldn't get it to work with a remote client because I found out that the rmiregistry uses the /etc/hosts file to resolve hostnames to IP address and in my /etc/hosts file there was a line:
127.0.0.2 myhost
Obviously my client couldn't handle this address so I had to change this line to : 10.0.0.151 myhost
That helped, but does anyone know a way to make the rmiregistry return the right IP address without modifying /etc/hosts (e.g. by starting the rmiregistry with a paramater)
Dick

Doesn't the instruction say that the mode flag is the ONLY parameter.
(In my case the db location must come from a config file suncertify.properties).
When the "alone" flag is specified the server AND the GUI must run (in my case).
Dick