Application.onConnectAccept example code problem

Question

Hi All,
I'm trying to understand how client calls work and I'm stuck
on a problem. I'm using the client code and the server code that is
given as an example in the livedocs entry about
Application.onConnectAccept:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/fms/2/docs/00000656.html#107504
That entry contains the following simple client side code
(slightly adjusted for my URI and application name):
nc = new NetConnection();
nc.connect("rtmp://localhost:119/richard_at_home","jlopes");
nc.onStatus = function(info) {
trace(info.code);
nc.doSomething = function(){
trace("doSomething called!");
And the following simple server side code:
// When using components, always load components.asc.
load("components.asc");
application.onConnect = function(client, username){
trace("onConnect called");
gFrameworkFC.getClientGlobals(client).username = username;
if (username == "hacker") {
application.rejectConnection(client);
else {
application.acceptConnection(client);
// Code is in onConnectAccept and onConnectReject statements
// because components are used.
application.onConnectAccept = function(client, username){
trace("Connection accepted for "+username);
client.call("doSomething",null);
application.onConnectReject = function(client, username){
trace("Connection rejected for "+username);
When I run the code connecting to localhost it works fine
– almost immediately I see the trace
NetConnection.Connect.Success
doSomething called!
but if I cnahnge the URI to my remote server, after a brief
wait I see the trace:
NetConnection.Connect.Success
So despite having identical main.asc files the remote server
is failing to successfully call "doSomething" on the client. At
first I wondered if this was a network or a firewall issue, but
that seems unlikely since such issues should make the "onStatus"
call fail too.
Can anyone see what's wrong? If not has anyone got any
debugging tips I could use to work it out?
Cheers,
Tim.

Answer 1

i think i did as i set the classpath to
/usr/local/jdk1.6.0/jre/lib/:.
i did also try to set it directly to the rt.jar in the subdirectory /jre but
it didn't work .
could you please add more detail?
there's no /usr/local/jre1.6.0 in /usr/local so i thought
the jre must be the one in the jdk directory.
Thx