Hi, thank you for reviewing my post. A brief second quetion will follow.


Windows NT Workstation 4.0(sp3)
JWS1.1.3
Oracle JDeveloper2.0(Build 343)
Oracle 8.1.5(remote machine)


I created an servlet that executes a remote method on an EJB through the IIOP protocol. It works fine. I run it in JDeveloper. Now i'd like to use an application to call that servlet, via JWS. I first need to load the servlet. Unfortunately everytime i try, i receive the following error  "Cannot update servlet Nameofmyservlet: Cannot load servlet:null"


When using Jdeveloper, it stores your project class files in  directory named after your package. (i.e ...JDevloper2.0\myclasses\Project1)
I've tried copying the entire directory to ..javawebserver1.1.3\servlets
same error. I also modified my servlet, so that it imports the bean files, without claiming an allegiance to the package..


//package Project1;


import Project1.MyEJBhome;
import Project1.MyEJBRemote;
......


I then recompiled the servlert from a command prompt. Storing both it and the class in the ..javawebserver1.1.3\servlets directorty.  No luck. I've also tired loading the servlet remotely, by specifying the location of the class file (i.e ...jdeveloper2.0\mylcasses\Project1\)


Do i need to include a .jar file of all the ejb classes? Load the servlet as a bean servlet? Any ideas?

Note: I cloned the servlet, stripped all of the code pertaining to the ejb call, recompiled it in the ..\servlets\ directory. I was able to load the servlet to the JWS. Although it wouldn't run.


Kindest regards,


Robert Pimentel
Robert Pimentel
Systems Analyst
Connectware Solutions
(514) 875-2425 ext.278

 

P.S. Can i have the URL for the ejb-interest archive page?

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