Need help about code mobility

Andrea Angeloni <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.sun.javaspaces
Message-ID <002401c66f60$fb70b910$a8f1fea9@omino>
Hi, my first message in this mailing list.

I'm a JavaSpaces newbie.

I've runned, as my first JavaSpaces application, the prime number example
founded at
http://www.jroller.com/page/matsh?entry=intreagued_by_javaspaces_try_blitz
(ant version). After installing Jini Starter Kit, and Blitz server, all ok,
it runs correctly.

During the study of JavaSpaces technology, I've found that is possible to
use classes located remotely, in a web server for example, setting the
codebase property of the java virtual machine that launches the processes,
using the property

-Djava.rmi.server.codebase=http://hostname/

Now, I've tried  a test of this feature using prime example: I've removed
the entry class (primejob.class) from the application folder, I've deployed
it in my local web server (apache) under http://omino:8085/testjavaspace/  ,
I've added the property in the ant build.xml file, for the producer and
consumer processes, using

<jvmarg
value="-Djava.rmi.server.codebase=http://omino:8085/testjavaspace/"/>

within the ant tasks.


Running the producer process, I've the message  of PrimeJob class not found.

Am I missing any steps, or have I misunderstood this feature?  Maybe I've to
launch some RMI/Jini service, I'm not sure...

Can you help me? Thanks.

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