I've been trying to get OOo development working within a web app.
Everything works with a normal desktop gui application (at least when
running from the IDE).

These are the following configuration I've made:

JVM Options:
-Dcom.sun.star.lib.loader.unopath=C:\OOo\Office_2_3\program

Native Library Path Prefix:
C:\OOo\Office_2_3\program\classes\juh.jar
C:\OOo\Office_2_3\program\classes\jurt.jar
C:\OOo\Office_2_3\program\classes\jut.jar
C:\OOo\Office_2_3\program\classes\ridl.jar
C:\OOo\Office_2_3\program\classes\unoil.jar
C:\OOo\Office_2_3\program\classes\officebean.jar
C:\OOo\Office_2_3\program\classes\sandbox.jar
C:\OOo\Office_2_3\program\classes
C:\OOo\Office_2_3\program

Windows PATH environment variable includes:
C:\OOo\Office_2_3\program

I still get:
com.sun.star.comp.helper.BootstrapException: no office executable found!
        at com.sun.star.comp.helper.Bootstrap.bootstrap(Bootstrap.java:253)

I'm running this in Sun's Java System Application Server 9.  I know that
some people say I should use the OLD connection style, but I shouldn't have
to.  Any ideas?

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