RMI on a single computer

Can I develop and test rmi applications on a single computer without network card?

Yes, simply set the host to localhost and it will use the loopback host name (127.0.0.1).
This item shows an example.
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/RMI/CreatingApps/

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HT1203 iTunes: How to share music between different accounts on a single computer - I tried to use the instructions to configure 2 different windows users sharing the same iTunes library. I could not get this to work per the instructions.

I tried to configure 2 windows users accounts using a single library per the instructions in HT1203. My iTunes library is on an external drive. I cannot get this to work. Any suggestions?

To give other users read-only access to your iTunes library, use the Sharing features of iTunes. Sharing works over the local network as well as on the same computer. See the built-in help for details.
If you want to give full read/write access to more than one user, see the support article linked below.
iTunes: How to share music between different accounts on a single computer
There is a way to share the library without moving it to a secondary volume. If you really need to do that, ask for instructions.

How do I allow all users on a single computer access to music without duplicating songs?

There has got to be a way to allow all users on a single computer access to a single -shared- directory without DUPLICATING the songs, but I can't figure it out. Tried Edit | Preferences | Advanced | Change, but the songs do not show up. Tried Sharing the folders. Tried Public Folders. Just want all my songs in one place to save space, prevent duplicates. Please advise.

Move the iTunes folder from its current location to, say, C:\iTunes.
With each account in turn press and hold down shift and click the icon to start iTunes, keep holding until asked to Choose or create a library.
Choose the library at C:\iTunes, or wherever you put it.
Job done.
tt2

Once again! Sharing Music on different accounts on a single computer ?

Somewhere in this forum i got a hint on sharing playlists and music among different (family)users on a single computer.
(How to share music... from "Buegie")
But it didn't help!!!
I have most of my music stored in folders and mp3-format long before i bought iPod and installed iTunes.
Do I have to copy all THOUSANDS of files into iTunes Music folder, to make the sharing work ???
Or how do I solve this BIG problem ?
I can't accept that such a great program doesn't have that function!
Thanx for any help!!!
Custom Windows XP iTunes 6

If you want to share the music between users using iTunes, then the song references must be IN iTunes. Somehow that makes sense, no?
You can leave the MP3s in their current folder arrangement, or you can have iTunes copy them into its own folder organization. Sounds like you want the former....
- Open iTunes
- Edit=>Preferences=>'Advanced/General' tab
--- ‘Copy files to iTunes Music folder when adding to library’: unchecked
--- ‘Keep iTunes Music folder organized’: unchecked
- Click OK to accept changes
- File=>Add Folder
- Browse to the main folder of your MP3s and select it
- iTunes will add a reference for all your MP3s you have under that folder
- Repeat for additional folders you may have
This will only add a song reference within iTunes, not physically copy the song file to another folder of your PC. If you do not have a song reference within iTunes, you can't use/play/sync the song from iTunes.
Any questions, post back.

How to share music between different accounts on a single computer

I am trying to share music on my Mac between two different iTunes accounts. Can this be done?

iTunes: How to share music between different accounts on a single computer - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1203 - relocating iTunes' media folder to a shared area but leaving separate library files - extra tip at https://discussions.apple.com/message/17331189

Sharing iTunes on a single computer with multiple users

Greetings,
I have been troubleshooting a problem sharing iTunes on a single computer with multiple users that cropped up a few weeks ago and have not had very good luck.
Several months ago I successfully set up my wife’s G4 Laptop (PowerPC processor) so that we could share iTunes on that computer. I had just gotten her an “My Book” external hard drive (Western Digital). The iTunes Library will go on this new unit because the internal drive was running out of room. I successfully set the privileges, moved the entire library onto a “Share” directory and everything worked fine.
In this way, when I got a new CD I could add it to iTunes (under my login, administrator privileges) and she could access it (under her login) to listen to while working on the computer or using her iPod. This arrangement went well for quite awhile.
About a month and a half ago, when I tried to launch iTunes from my login I received this message:
“The iTunes Library file is locked, on a locked disk, or you do not have write permission for this file.”
I think the permissions must have changed when there was an update because my wife is pretty careful about what she does on her computer. Updates were the only thing I could think of that had changed since I had set her computer up. I also noticed that some of the iTunes defaults were different from the last time I had used it to add a CD.
So, I did some reading and went back through the motions of trying to set it up again. I re-formatted the My Book hard drive to Mac OS Extended (Journaled) added the files back to the external, reset permissions on the external hard drive. (Owners: System, Access: read and write - Group: wheel, Access: read and write – Others: read and write).
When I now launch iTunes under my login I get this message:
“The operation cannot be completed because you do not have sufficient privileges for some of the items.”
What gives? I am the original owner and have always had top-level privileges.
Can someone point me to any articles or clues as to how I need to set-up iTunes on a single computer to be shared by more than one user? Also, I am considering upgrading to the newer system in a few weeks, so if a solution for OS X 10.5 is available, that would work too.
Tim

Was your wife logged into the libray at the time you tried to log in? I have had a similar problem and it was because another user was logged into the library when I attempted to. I got the permission denied banner.

Can you have multiple itunes accounts on a single computer? want to open a separate one for our daughter (but we will manage it).

just got our daughter a new iTouch, but want to try and keep hers separate from our iPhone stuff. can you have multiple iTunes accounts on a single computer?

This is all i know but all you can do is just creat a new one for them both and send all the stuff to the one think u can do that i hope it helps

HT2688 Working on a single computer with multiple users, I have set things up to allow each user to view and listen to the others' music libraries under the "Shared Library" function. Can you then connect an iPod touch and copy music from a shared librar

Working on a single computer with multiple users, I have set things up to allow each user to view and listen to the others' music libraries under the "Shared Library" function. Can you then connect an iPod touch and copy music from a shared library?

Was your wife logged into the libray at the time you tried to log in? I have had a similar problem and it was because another user was logged into the library when I attempted to. I got the permission denied banner.

Sharing Music Between Users Accounts on a Single Computer

I know that you can listen to music belonging to another user account on the same computer (as long as that user remains logged in), however, is there a way to COPY (drag and drop) music from one user account to another user account (on the same computer) similar to how it is done between multiple computers with Home Sharing?

iTunes: How to share music between different accounts on a single computer - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1203 - relocating iTunes' media folder to a shared area but leaving separate library files - extra tip at https://discussions.apple.com/message/17331189

Multiple ipods on single computer?

Can I manage 2 ipods on a single computer? My wife wants one now . . . Are there any gotchas? Things to know before I buy the 2nd one?
wayne

That delt with one iPod and multiple computers. Though there are some hints there that might be helpful.
Anyone using multiple iPods with a single computer/music library?
wayne
HP Windows XP

Is it possible to set up multiple iTunes accounts on a single computer?

is it possible to set up multiple iTunes accounts on a single computer?

If you do it with a single user account, you will receive update notifications for purchase made on both IDs regardless of which one you're using at the time. That's slightly frustrating as you get the notification BUT you can't actually update! In any event, separate user accounts on the computer is the cleaner way to go.

How do I transfer songs from my daughters itunes library onto my ipod? We both have itunes libraries on a single computer running Windows Vista

How do I transfer songs from my daughters itunes library onto my ipod? We both have itunes libraries on a single computer running Windows Vista

Your question has probaby been answered already because it was posted a month ago but anyways what you do is you plug your phone into your computer. Next you want to open iTunes and click on File. Then you go down to "Transfer Purchases from *your name* iPhone". Then just wait for it to sync and you should be good.

Multiple Libraries on a single computer

Is there a command line switch which can be included in the iTunes shortcut to replace using the SHIFT key used to prompt for Creating and/or Selecting from multiple libraries on a single computer?

Sorry.
If you just want to have your iTunes content spread across multiple drives, you can just uncheck the Copy to media folder option in iTunes Preferences> Advanced

Multiple iTunes users on single computer

First, I would like to point out that I am sonehwat comp savvy but not an expert. Here is my deal..my son and I each have an ipod and we both use iTunes. I am trying to find a way to have a single iTunes library that either of us can access taht will hold all of our music. I have been using iTunes longer and initially gave him access to my library by copy the link and the xml files to his iTunes. The librayr is intended to reside on my external Maxtor Hard Drive. Now however, when either of us updates our libray, the other doesn't get updated automatically. Can someone give me proven, specific instructions on how to achieve my single, synched library goal? Thank you. I hope that isn't too wordy or selfish sounding.
Gateway PC Windows XP Pro Maxtor External HD

These links should help:
Natalie Beresford: Multiple iPods/iTunes Installations
How to use multiple iPods with one computer
How to share music between different accounts on a single computer
Also See: How to Transfer Music Between the Computer and iPod
The iPod offers three ways to transfer music from your computer. You can select one of the following update modes from the iPod Preferences menu in iTunes (Edit=>Preferences=>'iPod' tab):
1) Automatically update all songs and playlists. This is the default mode, in which your entire music library, including playlists, is automatically synced to your iPod. If the music library on your computer exceeds the iPod storage capacity, you are prompted to select a different update method.
2) Automatically update selected playlists only. With this option, iTunes automatically copies the playlists you have selected to the iPod when you connect it to the computer.
3) Manually manage songs and playlists. You can also choose to transfer music to the iPod manually. This allows you to drag and drop individual songs and playlists from iTunes to the iPod.

Multiple users on single computer

We're helping a church train their volunteers to use
Contribute. In their small computer lab, volunteers will edit their
particular directories/pages. We can easily create keys for each of
them with their specific allowed directories - can multiple users
share a single computer and let us achieve limited access for each
user? How do we set up Contribute or the connection key to demand a
user log-on? This church has no publishing server. Is this
possible?

I don't think so because Contribute does this weird thing
where it stores sftp / ftp information in your registry key
(encrypted) and then regardless of what you enter when it prompts
you to enter that data it still uses whatever was first stored for
that domain in your registry. So if anyone ever opts to "save" the
login information, ever, then it's set until you clear your
registry key chain. (annoying)
It would be possible if you made each computer specific to
role, like all roles that use this computer uses a sftp / ftp
information that is on the same level.
Long story short, you can do this, but it might cause
problems when users don't understand why they can't do things they
normally could do (sftp information was saved as a lower level
user) or a low level access user who has privledges they should not
have (sftp information was saved as a high level user).

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