Java RMI, Corba, J2EE are sometime still nightmare for developers including these with more than 2 years working experiences with these technologies like myself. I have encountered a "Naming ExceptionCorba Comm Failure" when remote client try to create InitialContext to my Weblogic server. I did check all small details, everything seem to be OK. My Weblogic server is configured to listen on single host interface named "app-svr" that represents a valid IP address 192.168.2.79. My remote client is configured connect to exact same address 192.168.2.79. However it does not work.
At some moment, I changed address that Weblogic server is listening from "app-svr" directly to IP address 192.168.2.79, and suddenly it starts work.
It also works when I change back listening IP address of Weblogic server to "app-svr" and at the same time put "app-svr 192.168.2.79" in to hosts file of my remote client. Such behavior of the JVM RMI implementation can cause big trouble most JAVA developers including myself.
Thursday, June 7, 2007
Naming Exception Corba Comm Failure
Java RMI, Corba, J2EE are sometime still nightmare for developers including these with more than 2 years working experiences with these technologies like myself. I have encountered a "Naming ExceptionCorba Comm Failure" when remote client try to create InitialContext to my Weblogic server. I did check all small details, everything seem to be OK. My Weblogic server is configured to listen on single host interface named "app-svr" that represents a valid IP address 192.168.2.79. My remote client is configured connect to exact same address 192.168.2.79. However it does not work.
At some moment, I changed address that Weblogic server is listening from "app-svr" directly to IP address 192.168.2.79, and suddenly it starts work.
It also works when I change back listening IP address of Weblogic server to "app-svr" and at the same time put "app-svr 192.168.2.79" in to hosts file of my remote client. Such behavior of the JVM RMI implementation can cause big trouble most JAVA developers including myself.
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