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The RMI receiver application is distributed as a separate download in the Fedora distribution, or may be built from source by the rmi-journal-receiver Maven build. The receiver itself is a single executable jar file RmiJournalReceiver.jar. When invoked, it will expect a command-line argument which names the directory in which it deposits files, as in
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{CODE} java -jar RmiJournalReceiver.jar /path/to/journals {CODE} |
The RMI receiver will run continuously, and will print any logging error messages to the standard output console. In production, it is recommended to run this as a daemon or service, and direct the output to a log file.
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