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Loosing connection when i restart server using RMI with Tomcat
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In my application i have used RMI to connect my Struts Application with my server Code. the server is dealing with database. everything is working fine but if i restart server. My already running application which is deployed on tomcat gives exception and if i see the exception it gives that it has lost the connection through RMI while i have restarted the server. Why this problem is coming because if i restart the server it means my application which is on tomcat should connect to my server code through RMI. I think RMI works on behalf of connection oriented.
Do you have any suggestion for this
Thanx and rgds.
In my application i have used RMI to connect my Struts Application with my server Code. the server is dealing with database. everything is working fine but if i restart server. My already running application which is deployed on tomcat gives exception and if i see the exception it gives that it has lost the connection through RMI while i have restarted the server. Why this problem is coming because if i restart the server it means my application which is on tomcat should connect to my server code through RMI. I think RMI works on behalf of connection oriented.
Do you have any suggestion for this
Thanx and rgds.
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Thanx mayankeagle for replying
My server Code is my remote object which is dealing with database and having some business logic.Application is the client for this remote object. This client is written by using struts and deployed on tomcat.
Yes, As u have written that I will lose connection but it won't be possible to connect that remote object without restarting the client.
My server Code is my remote object which is dealing with database and having some business logic.Application is the client for this remote object. This client is written by using struts and deployed on tomcat.
Yes, As u have written that I will lose connection but it won't be possible to connect that remote object without restarting the client.
If you restart Tomcat, it would also stop the running instance of the Struts application which is deployed on it.
>> I will lose connection but it won't be possible to connect that remote object without restarting the client
Why do you want to restart the client?
>> I will lose connection but it won't be possible to connect that remote object without restarting the client
Why do you want to restart the client?
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actually i don't want to lose connection from server
The problem is what i want that if somebody restart server side then all the clients must continue there work whereever they left their client application
is it possible or not
The problem is what i want that if somebody restart server side then all the clients must continue there work whereever they left their client application
is it possible or not
By client, you mean the Struts application.... which is deployed on Tomcat, and so if Tomcat itself restarts, I don't see how they could continue their processing because the application resides at the Tomcat server-side, after all.
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sorry i could n't explain u
This time i think u will understand
server side mean not tomcat. my struts application is running on tomcat.
From server side i mean to say one separate application running on another computer. that is not on tomcat that is a java application and acting as server for me. I used RMI to connect that struts application to my another program that is server for me.
Now i want to know if i shutdown that application and then restart that on remote computer. My struts application gives me exception that connection refused by another java application because i have lost that RMI object reference.
Is it possible that without restarting that struts application again i will get connection of that java application using RMI.
I think now u will get what i want to say
Thanx for corporating
This time i think u will understand
server side mean not tomcat. my struts application is running on tomcat.
From server side i mean to say one separate application running on another computer. that is not on tomcat that is a java application and acting as server for me. I used RMI to connect that struts application to my another program that is server for me.
Now i want to know if i shutdown that application and then restart that on remote computer. My struts application gives me exception that connection refused by another java application because i have lost that RMI object reference.
Is it possible that without restarting that struts application again i will get connection of that java application using RMI.
I think now u will get what i want to say
Thanx for corporating
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The last solution I gave describes how I do it in all of my ejb apps...and it works fine for me ;-)
If you restart the server, your application will lose the connection.
>> my application which is on tomcat should connect to my server code through RMI
Can you explain a little more elaborately what is your application and what is your server code?