glassfish wrote:
>
> The Developer's Guide http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-3672 explains
> in detail how to do prepare a remote system to run app clients. Look in
> this part of the guide
>
> Developing Applications and Application Components
> +-- Developing Java Clients
>
> Briefly, you can either transport the bits there yourself and use the
> appclient command to launch the client or you can use the built-in support
> for Java Web Start and let the combination of Java Web Start and GlassFish
> take care of that for you.
> - Tim
>
Thanks Tim. As you can see in my original post (2 Jan 2008) that was where
I was at originally when zoltan started helping me. You said that I should
have Java Web Start as part of the combination to help. I used the Java EE
5 Tutorial as my model to create the producer and consumer I have. I am
not using a Web interface, but rather as indicated in the Developing Java
Clients +-- To Access a JMS Resource From An Application Client I have used
the producer from Chapter 33: The Java Message Service API in the Java EE 5
Tutorial. I tried to use the appclient.bat that was created by using the
package-appclient command. I believe the application-client.xml and
su-application-client.xml files are correct also.
Anyway, thanks again. I still feel I am missing some setup issue on my PC
and that is why I do not connect to the network server and its AppServer
9.1.
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