Getting started with Remoting 3

[ron_sigal]

Dear Remoting guys,

Now that Remoting 2 has reached a certain degree of stability, I'm starting to play with Remoting 3. This seems like a good place to post my dumb questions, in case someone else has the same problems.

1. After running the "all-fetch" ant target, I still had to add the following additional jars to the classpath to get org.jboss.cx.remoting.samples.simple.JrppBasicExampleMain to run:

* jboss-common.jar
* log4j-1.2.15.jar
* slf4j-api-1.5.2.jar
* slf4j-log4j12-1.5.2.jar
* trove.jar

What am I missing?

2. I'm getting the same generic type complaint that Trustin mentioned in topic "A compilation error in AbstractTypeMap, R3" (http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=128869).

Trustin, did you find a workaround?

-Ron

[trustin]

It was fixed since I upgraded my Eclipse JDT. Try Ganymede, it has been released pretty recently.

[ron_sigal]

"trustin" wrote:

Try Ganymede,

It worked! Thanks, Trustin.

Feels like I just installed Eclipse 3.1. Where does the time go?

-Ron

[trustin]

One quick tip - please try to type "CTRL+SHIFT+B" (or CTRL+ALT+B? I don't remember.) It will show you some nice breadcrumb. I think IntelliJ already has this feature. :)

[trustin]

And.. IIRC, Remoting 3 doesn't depend on SLF4J anymore now that MINA dependency is gone. I think it required XNIO instead now. The .classpath file is out-of-date. Please feel free to check in the fixed one.

[ron_sigal]

"trustin" wrote:

And.. IIRC, Remoting 3 doesn't depend on SLF4J anymore now that MINA dependency is gone.

Ah, I'm looking at 3.0.0-M2. At least it won't change over the next few days.