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[clgv]

JPPF version: 3.1.1

I get the following output when trying to connect my client to the remote JPPF server.

[client: mindstorm - ClassServer] Attempting connection to the class server at localhost:11111
[mindstorm - ClassServer - delegate] SocketInitializer.initializeSocket(): Could not reconnect to the remote server

Thats weird since I used the following configuration where A.B.C.D is the server IP:

jppf.drivers=mindstorm
mindstorm.server.jppf.server.port=11111
mindstorm.server.jppf.server.host=A.B.C.D
mindstorm.server.jppf.management.port=11198
mindstorm.server.jppf.management.host=A.B.C.D
reconnect.interval=1
strategy.test.initialSize=10
strategy.test.initialMeanTime=1.0E9
jppf.discovery.port=11111
jppf.local.execution.accumulation.time=100
jppf.local.execution.enabled=false
reconnect.initial.delay=1
jppf.local.execution.accumulation.unit=m
jppf.discovery.enabled=false
jppf.pool.size=1
jppf.local.execution.accumulation.size=4
jppf.load.balancing.algorithm=proportional
strategy.test.performanceCacheSize=2000
jppf.load.balancing.strategy=test
reconnect.max.time=60
strategy.test.proportionalityFactor=1
jppf.discovery.group=230.0.0.1

I started the client with the java command line option

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-Djppf.config=client.properties.

So what am I doing wrong so that the client tries to connect to localhost?

[lolo]

Hello,

There is a small problem in your configuration, instead of:

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mindstorm.server.jppf.server.port=11111
mindstorm.server.jppf.server.host=A.B.C.D
mindstorm.server.jppf.management.port=11198
mindstorm.server.jppf.management.host=A.B.C.D
you should use:

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mindstorm.jppf.server.port=11111
mindstorm.jppf.server.host=A.B.C.D
mindstorm.jppf.management.port=11198
mindstorm.jppf.management.host=A.B.C.D
Sincerely,
-Laurent

[clgv]

Oh right. I should not implement properties files generation that late in the evening!
I wonder which restructuring task got the additional "server" there...