Hi.
Are the errors you included from an attempt to have the client use a server on another system? I assume that's the case, because the error reports that it cannot connect to localhost, which I also assume means you did not have a server running there when you launched the client.
What do you do to try to use a different server?
Are you using the appclient script to start the client? If so, it by default uses the sun-acc.xml file in the ${install-dir}/domains/${domain-name}/config directory to find out what host and port to use in connecting to the server. When you create a domain (which is done automatically as part of installing or as part of the maven configure-runtime or configure-cluster) a default sun-acc.xml is generated.
Check the contents of that file and edit it - or you can make a copy, edit the copy, and specify
-xml <path-for-the-revised-sun-acc.xml>
when you run the appclient script to launch the client.
Check that out and please post your results.
- Tim
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