Re: RMI and multiple users problem

Bob,
        Thanks for the prompt response.  jsk-resources.jar was indeed absent
from the lib directory.  So I copied ALL of the distribution jarfiles
into it and all of the downloadable jarfiles to the root directory of
the http class server.  BUT, I got the same result.  Some additonal
information is that the group.log and an outrigger0.log file were
created.  I've attached the outrigger0.log to the end of this message
in case it might shed some light on the problem.
        One interesting feature is that if I have user2 use the directories
that user1 (who started RMI) used, then I get two outrigger logfiles
outrigger0.log and outrigger1.log -- all of which terminate in the same
ClassNotFoundError for ActivateWrapper.
        I wonder whether moving to version 2.1.0 and/or using Jini ERI
exporters would fix the problem.  I've been holding off doing that
since I have several people who are planning to use the jaga-samuel
system for some research problems this summer.  I can start their
JavaSpaces for them, but it's not the ideal solution.
        Thanks for any help on solving this problem,
        Cheers,
                Bob Daley
On May 18, 2005, at 7:13 PM, Bob Scheifler wrote:

> It may be unrelated, but the output shows that the preferred classes
> provider is not getting used, which seems odd. Can you verify that
> the directory /home/daley2/jaga-samuel/admin/lib contains both
> jsk-platform.jar and jsk-resources.jar, and both are readable?
>
>> The basic exception reported is that the class ActivateWrapper is not
>> found, although it IS in the start.jar jarfile!
>
> (In this case it should be found in sharedvm.jar.)
>
> - Bob

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