Hi! I'm a student, beginner in Jini and JavaSpaces. I don't have much experience in programming, so I'm sorry if I ask stupid questions. I am working on a win2k machine, jdk1.3.1_01, Jini1.1. Since I'm working at home, on a standalone machine, the only way to start reggie is to stay connected to internet all the time, via modem, so in the codebase I use server assigned IP adress.
I have started rmid and Webserver successfully. For starting reggie, mahalo and outrigger I used following commands:
java -jar E:\jini1_1\lib\reggie.jar http://193.198.132.84:8080/reggie-dl.jar E:\jini1_1\policy\policy.all E:\jini1_1\reggie_log public -Dnet.jini.discovery.interface=jazz
java -Djava.security.policy=E:\jini1_1\example\books\policy.all -Djava.rmi.s erver.codebase=http://193.198.132.84:8080/outrigger-dl.jar -Dcom.sun.jini.outrigger.spaceName=JavaSpaces -jar E:\jini1_1\lib\transient-outrigger.jar public
After running reggie and mahalo I get command back, but when I run outrigger, it just stays hangin'....is this OK?
The output I get in the WebServer window is:
/reggie-dl.jar requested from jazz:1806 /mahalo-dl.jar requested from jazz:1815 /outrigger-dl.jar requested from jazz:1828
Now, when I start LookupBrowser via StartService GUI it says: "No registrars to select".The same thing when I hit Find All. But when I hit Find One and enter my hostname (jazz)it says: "Total services registered: 1". Why doesn't it find my lookup service imediately and why doesn't it find mahalo and outrigger? It is just as if they haven't been registered. But I didn't get any errors or exceptions when I started them.
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