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Strange problem - RMI and JAR

 
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Hi,
I am facing a very strange problem. I am using RMI for the network facilities. When i run my server application using the class files, everything works out fine.
However recently i created a server.jar with all the related files. When i run this server.jar, then the application comes up file, but gives a problem that it is unable to connect to the RMIRegistry, even though the RMIRegistry is running on the correct machine and the correct port. No such problems arise when i run the application using the class files.
I start RMIRegistry separately and have decided that i would ask the examiner to start it separately. Is this acceptable.
Pls help me as i can't figure out whats wrong.
Garry
 
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do u use correct codebase?
 
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Do you have a permission file? That may be why it's unable to use the registry.
 
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The problem occurs only on windows 95 system and that too not always.
Rest everything is fine. Are there any solutions.
 
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