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    -- an update --

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    After a bit of trial and error it looks as if we had a version clash of the jar files.

    A "revert to green field" and start again fixed the issue.

    If possible, it would be nice if there was a better error message.

    Thanks

    JoN

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    Hi JoN,

    some more error messages can be enabled by configuring the logging categories.
    The logging is performed through the "java.util.logging" package supplied by the java API.
    You can find at "DOCS-SDKs\sdk_client_java_se\conf\logCfg.properties" a sample logging configuration file. As far as I know, this file has to be merged with the corresponding "jre/lib/logging.properties" file in your JRE installation.

    Dario

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    Dario

    Quote Originally Posted by DarioCrivelli
    Hi JoN,

    some more error messages can be enabled by configuring the logging categories.
    The logging is performed through the "java.util.logging" package supplied by the java API.

    Dario
    That's a fair point - it was/is a bit annoying when I was doing a dev test (not wanting to configure the logging) it appeared to be somewhat unhelpful.

    Thanks for the feedback.

    JoN

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    Hello,

    Just wondering if you implemented the java solution using an external server (external to the lightstreamer server) - similar to the .NET sockets example described in http://cometdaily.com/2008/04/14/hel...lightstreamer/ ?

    I want to implement something similar and any help would be much appreciated

    Thanks,

    C

 

 

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