[protege-discussion] Unable to connect to remote protege server using Ontology rich client invoked from webprotege

[Kai]

Timothy Redmond <tredmond <at> stanford.edu> writes:

> 
> 
> I don't know what to make of this exception.  It says that it failed  
> to get data at some point when trying to connect to the rmi registry.   
> This is the first network connection that a Protege client tries to  
> make when it is attempting to connect to a server.  It happens before  
> the client starts to connect and talk to the server (the client gets  
> the server address from the rmiregistry).  It is also potentially the  
> first data that the client will try to get off the network (it is not  
> the read after a connect - it is a read during a connect).  If this  
> wasn't java web start and if you hadn't successfully connected with a  
> rich client then I would tell you that you are having a network problem.
> 
> Is the server address identical when you connect using java web start  
> and the Protege rich client?
> 
> -Timothy
> 

Yes, the server address is identical, however, when I connect from the
Protege (non-web-start) client I don't need to use the port (:5200).
If I do, it won't connect. The webstart, however, doesn't even accept 
the OK button unless I append (:5200) - does that hint to any
difference in server connectivity implementation between the two methods?

Kai.