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How to use RMI with Eclipse [message #157523]

Thu, 06 May 2004 14:24

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: andras.basler.sap.com

Hi,

I try to use RMI. I allways get a classnotfoundexception bescause eclipse
is not finding the stub-class.

I allready tried to put the stub in the classpath, but it doesnŽt work.

Have anybody an idea?

Thanks
Andreas

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Re: How to use RMI with Eclipse [message #157619 is a reply to message #157523]

Thu, 06 May 2004 21:08

Genady Beryozkin

Messages: 410
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

If you are developing an RMI application, you can use the RMI Plugin for
Eclipse.
(It's free for personal use.)
Website: http://www.genady.net/rmi/

If you are talking about developing a plugin that communicates with the
outer world using RMI,
it's a little complicated but I think it's doable.

Genady

Andreas Basler wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I try to use RMI. I allways get a classnotfoundexception bescause eclipse
>is not finding the stub-class.
>
>I allready tried to put the stub in the classpath, but it doesnŽt work.
>
>Have anybody an idea?
>
>Thanks
>Andreas
>
>
>

--
Genady Beryozkin
http://www.genady.net/

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Re: How to use RMI with Eclipse [message #158685 is a reply to message #157523]

Thu, 13 May 2004 21:02

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: junk.junk.net

Andreas Basler wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I try to use RMI. I allways get a classnotfoundexception bescause eclipse
> is not finding the stub-class.
>
> I allready tried to put the stub in the classpath, but it doesnŽt work.
>
> Have anybody an idea?
>
> Thanks
> Andreas
>
In order to work with RMI in Eclipse I've done the following things.

1. Created a small ant build.xml file that will rmic the needed files.
An example is below.

2. Added the ant build to the standard build process. From the project
properties window select "Builders". Then select "New..." and then "Ant
Build". Find the build.xml and select the correct rmic target.
Ensure that the ant build comes after the "Java Builder".

Once this is done the rmic compiler will be invoked each time the
project is rebuilt.

3. Modify my local java.policy file. This is located in the users home
directory. Example java.policy file is given below.

4. Once all of the above is setup I run the nameserver from within
Eclipse, then launch the server and the client.

Cheers

Frank Rouse

Ant build.xml file

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<project name="rmi_compile" default="rmic" basedir=".">


<property name="java.dest.dir" value="${basedir}"/>


<target name="rmic" >
<rmic
base="${java.dest.dir}"
classname="engine.ComputeEngine"
/>
</target>

</project>

java.policy file

grant codeBase
"file:///d:/Devel/Eclipse/3.0M6_Sandbox/RMI_example_local/*" {
permission java.net.SocketPermission "47.142.166.14:1024-65535",
"accept, connect, listen, resolve";
permission java.net.SocketPermission "localhost:1014-65535", "accept,
connect, listen, resolve";
};

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