> But to be a legal IIOP remote interface all your methods in the remote
> interface must declare java.rmi.RemoteException in their throws clause. So
> check the methods in the Category interface and add the missing throws to
> all methods there. This requirement is not just for IIOP compliance,
> it's a requirement for all EJB remote interfaces. So you should have
> received a whole bunch of other warnings as well.

Yeah, I did get a whole bunch of those too.  So I guess I tried to solve 
the wrong problem first :)

Thanks for all the help with this everybody!

---Steve




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