Re: generating a stub class

Dan,

  exactly -- thanks, I will take a look at your tutorial.

  --Steve

[email protected] wrote:
  Hi Steve,

I'm guessing that the scenario you are playing with is related to use of notify()?

If that's the case, you might find my notify tutorial which includes details re: exporters etc useful:

http://www.dancres.org/cottage/notify_tutorial.html

Best,

Dan.

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> Hello,
> I'm trying to run some code from Steven Halter's book -- Java Spaces Ex=
> ample by Example.
> For this code he has a class which implements RemoteEventListener, spec=
> ifically:
> public class AdWatcher{
> ...................
> class AdListener implements RemoteEventListener{
> private ReplyableAd ad;
> public AdListener() throws java.rmi.RemoteException{
> //old way UnicastRemoteObject.exportObject(this); Exporter myExporter =3D new JrmpExporter();
> Exporter myExporter =3D new JrmpExporter(); myExporter.export(this);
> myExporter.export(this); }
> }
> ...........
> For jini 2.1, I read that it is better to use an Exporter rather than U=
> nicastRemoteObject.so I changed the code above as shown.
> My problem is when I try to run this code it tries to find a AdWatcher$=
> AdListener_Stub.class because AdListener is a remote class. I tried to g=
> enerate this using rmic as he describes in the book, but didn't succeed. =
> Is rmic the right thing in jini 2.1 or is there someway around stubs? I =
> thought I read also that rmic is not the way to go in jini 2.1. Any idea=
> s are welcom.
> TIA,
> Steve
>
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