Well come to find out it was Windows XP Service Pack 3 :) It doesn't
explain why on Windows Server 2003 things still didn't work, so I may
have to figure that one out. But, I decided to downgrade from XP
Service Pack 3 to Service Pack 2 and run all the SP2 updates. After
doing that, and after reinstalling IIS, MSMQ, and WebOrb, everything
began to work just fine.
Let's hear it for Microsoft!
Thanks Darin, for trying to help with this.
Justin Nichols
/Nexteppe Business Solutions/
(877) 572-8892
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.nexteppe.com
Darin Kohles wrote:
>From the 1000 point vantage, looks like you have "over subscribed"
your interface - which to me means you got too much data structure in
place that is not reflected by your return. Your client version is
basically asking for a variable that is not returned. Depending on
your remote, it might be something as simple as changing the way you
access your return; use data['myVar'] notation (you'll get a null to
deal with instead of an error).
Other than that, looks like your front end client is not in sync with the back.
On Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 2:14 PM, Justin Nichols
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Anyone have any experience with WebORB 3.5 for .NET? Reason I'm asking is
I'm receiving the following error and I've googled galore, found nothing of
value:
ReferenceError: Error #1069: Property OnReports not found on
weborb.messaging.WeborbMessagingChannel and there is no default value.
The weborbee.exe exception that comes back is:
[Thread-5] WEBORB EXCEPTION:7/23/2008 1:54:06 PM:unable to create an
instance of
abstract class/interface. Abstract/Interface class mapping is missing: at
Web
orb.Util.ObjectFactories._CreateServiceObject(Type type)
at Weborb.Util.ObjectFactories.CreateServiceObject(Type type)
at Weborb.Reader.AnonymousObject.adapt(Type type, ReferenceCache
refCache)
at Weborb.Reader.AnonymousObject.adapt(Type type)
at
Weborb.Messaging.Net.RTMP.BaseRTMPHandler.messageReceived(RTMPConnection c
onn, ProtocolState state, Object input)
I've tried everything I know to do and am at a complete loss at this point
(including reinstalling WebORB).
The above error continually gets thrown once a consumer.subscribe() is
invoked. I'm running on Windows XP Pro SP2 in case that matters.
Thanks for any help!
--
Justin Nichols
Nexteppe Business Solutions
(877) 572-8892
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.nexteppe.com
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