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[protege-discussion] Unable to connect to remote protege server using Ontology rich client invoked from webprotege
Timothy Redmond
tredmond at stanford.edu
Mon Nov 16 12:12:14 PST 2009
> 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?
It sounds like that is the problem. I don't know why you can't hit the
ok button without the :5200. Try :1099 instead.
-Timothy
On Mon, 2009-11-16 at 19:05 +0000, Kai wrote:
> 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.
>
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