Starting the Ray-Tracing Example from the Command Line

To start the ray-tracing example from the command line, you need to have the following services running:

• rmid
  The RMI activation daemon. rmid is required for activatable objects, like the transaction manager.

• rmiregistry
  The RMI registry service. The book-buyer clients use the RMI registry to locate one another, and optionally, other services.

• Jini^TM lookup service
  The book-buyer clients can use Jini lookup services to locate a transaction manager and a space.

• Transaction Manager
  A Jini technology-enabled service that manages transactions.

• JavaSpaces^TM technology-enabled service
  An implementation of the JavaSpaces specification. You will need the name of the JavaSpaces technology-enabled service that the clients should contact.

For instructions on how to start these services, please refer to:

• Starting Services   To start these services from the command line
  or
• Starting Services GUI    To start these services using a GUI interface

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• For the ray-tracing applet:
  

  /files/jini1_0_1/example/raytrace/trace.html

• For the worker applet:
  

  /files/jini1_0_1/example/genericWorker/worker.html

Where /files was the directory into which you extracted the Jini Technology Starter Kit and the Outrigger software distributions. In both of the HTML files, replace the value of the host param with the name of the system on which you will run the example. For instance, if your system is named myhost.sun.com, replace value="cocolat.east" with myhost.sun.com.

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java   <policy-property>   <space-name-property>   [use-registry-property]   [registry-port-property]   [lookup-group-property]   -cp <space-examples-jar-file>   <codebase-property>   sun.applet.AppletViewer   <file-URL-to-trace.html-file>

java   <policy-property>   <space-name-property>   [use-registry-property]   [registry-port-property]   [lookup-group-property]   -cp <space-examples-jar-file>   <codebase-property>   sun.applet.AppletViewer   <file-URL-to-worker.html-file>

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• Command-line invocation for the task-generating applet using an RMI registry:

  java -Djava.security.policy=/files/jini1_0_1/example/books/policy.all -Doutrigger.spacename=JavaSpaces -Dcom.sun.jini.use.registry=yes -cp /files/jini1_0_1/lib/space-examples.jar -Djava.rmi.server.codebase=http://`hostname`:8080/space-examples-dl.jar sun.applet.AppletViewer file:///files/jini1_0_1/example/raytrace/trace.html

• Command-line invocation for the worker applet using an RMI registry:

  java -Djava.security.policy=/files/jini1_0_1/example/books/policy.all -Doutrigger.spacename=JavaSpaces -Dcom.sun.jini.use.registry=yes -cp /files/jini1_0_1/lib/space-examples.jar -Djava.rmi.server.codebase=http://`hostname`:8080/space-examples-dl.jar sun.applet.AppletViewer file:///files/jini1_0_1/example/genericWorker/worker.html

• Command-line invocation for the task-generating applet using a Jini lookup service

  java -Djava.security.policy=/files/jini1_0_1/example/books/policy.all -Doutrigger.spacename=JavaSpaces -Dcom.sun.jini.lookup.groups=public -cp /files/jini1_0_1/lib/space-examples.jar -Djava.rmi.server.codebase=http://`hostname`:8080/space-examples-dl.jar sun.applet.AppletViewer file:///files/jini1_0_1/example/raytrace/trace.html

• Command-line invocation for the worker applet using a Jini lookup service

  java -Djava.security.policy=/files/jini1_0_1/example/books/policy.all -Doutrigger.spacename=JavaSpaces -Dcom.sun.jini.lookup.groups=public -cp /files/jini1_0_1/lib/space-examples.jar -Djava.rmi.server.codebase=http://`hostname`:8080/space-examples-dl.jar sun.applet.AppletViewer file:///files/jini1_0_1/example/genericWorker/worker.html

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