Remote Configuration Tool - JMS Exception

bmeyns

We're running Aware IM server on our host environment (Linux).
Everything is working fine, but when we want to connect from our guest development machines (Windows XP / 7) using the Remote Configuration Tool, we get following exception msg:

Error establising connection with the server.
ERROR: org.openadaptor.jms.JMSSink - init() failed with JMS Queue/Topic 
PublishException: org.openadaptor.jms.PublishException: org.openadaptor.jms.JMSPublisher - connect() failed with NamingException: javax.naming.CommunicationException
[Root exception is java.rmi.NoSuchObjectException: no such object in table]

Aware IM host is configured using the IP as servername.
all "localhost" references in the BASServer.props file on the server have been replaced with the server's IP.
On the client UIConfig.props contains: HostServer=<IP-ADDRESS-SERVER>

Any idea what could be the problem?

bmeyns

It seems our Remote Configuration Tool is trying to connect to our local installed Aware IM server.

When I stop my local Aware IM server I get "connection refused to host 127.0.0.1":

Error establising connection with the server.
ERROR: org.openadaptor.jms.JMSSink - init() failed with JMS Queue/Topic 
PublishException: org.openadaptor.jms.PublishException: org.openadaptor.jms.JMSPublisher - connect() failed with NamingException: javax.naming.CommunicationException
[Root exception is java.rmi.ConnectionException: Connection refused to host: 127.0.0.1; nested exception is: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused: connect]

When I start my local Aware IM server I get "no such object in table":

Error establising connection with the server.
ERROR: org.openadaptor.jms.JMSSink - init() failed with JMS Queue/Topic 
PublishException: org.openadaptor.jms.PublishException: org.openadaptor.jms.JMSPublisher - connect() failed with NamingException: javax.naming.CommunicationException
[Root exception is java.rmi.NoSuchObjectException: no such object in table]

But the UIConfig.props on the local guest is configured correct:

WebServer=<IP-ADDRESS-SERVER>
WebServerPort=8080
HostServer=<IP-ADDRESS-SERVER>
HostServerPort=9000

So how can we configure the Remote Configuration Tool to connect to the remote server?

aware_support

The problem could be in your etc/host files. There are multiple threads on this forum about this - please search. There is also information in our Installation Guide about this.

bmeyns

Indeed, I've checked the host file on the host server (Linux) and added the entries exactly as described in the installation manual.

Although we connect directly by IP, the servername needs to be registered in the host's host-file too.

Thx a lot for your support!