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Cannot remotely find JNDI resources using InitialContext.

 
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Follow up on this thread: https://coderanch.com/t/594339/EJB-JEE/java/JMS-client-only-outside-container

I've got 2 laptops here, running next to eachother, connected to the same network switch. One is running an almost default instance of glassfish 3x, the other is running a client OUTSIDE of the container comprised of only a few lines of code to get a connectionFactory from the Glassfish server.
Running both on the same machine works like a charm now, but when ran on different machines it refuses to connect, and my head-ache is now getting worse by the minute...

Server side:
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Running inside Netbeans IDE 7.2

GlassFish Server version: 3+
JMS Service Type: LOCAL (instead of EMBEDDED)
Created javax.jms.QueueConnectionFactory named "TapServiceConnectionFactory" under JMS Resources.

Glassfish configuration is otherwise untouched (I've fooled around lots, so created a clean glassfish instance for this example):

Startup log:



ClientSide:
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Simple maven application containing 1 class with a main-method:



POM.XML:



This is what happens if my glassfish server is running and the client is started:



Also not very sure which port to use, 3700 (JMS) or 7676 (IIOPS), however, I've tried both, but both fail.
I'm out of ideas :/
 
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Can you let us know how you solved your earlier problem? That may provide some pointers.
 
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I found another way to get things working. My initial JNDI-problem however was solved by using...



... instead of setting Context.PROVIDER_URL.

Also, the only way I got things working at all is using a dependency on glassfish-embedded-all, which is a 35MB Jar. Which sounds kind of insane to me, considering I only want to sent simple text-messages to a queue. How hard can that be? Communication with code running outside a container is a major flaw in JEE in my opinion.

Anyways, thanks for the help.
Problems solved, thread closed.
 
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