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Hi Fredrick
Thanx for the reply
I need the registry in the other m/c b'coz
I have around three different servers and three different clients
Now i have to give every client it's servers IPAddress..
Instead it will be better if i could bind every server
in a Registry which is running in a seperate machine
Then i can give that registry machine's IPAddress to every client
(ie only one IPAddress for every client)
I already tried for the code which u have sent
But that doesn't solve my problem
pls tell me whether I can run Registry in a different machine
Thanx
saritha
 
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rmiregistry will not bind sto stubs that are called from another file system (i.e., computer).
If you want this kind of functionality, you could use the Jini Lookup service, which does permit this.
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