I have successfully gotten the client to work on the same machine as the
EJBServer. There are no firewalls, and the initial context is created just
fine. However, despite the initial context not being null (I verified this),
the lookup call throws a NullPointerException.
Here's the code snippet:
public void getBean()
{
InitialContext ctx = getInitialContext(); // successful
TestHome folderHome = (TestHome) ctx.lookup("TestBean"); // exception
thrown here
...
}
Here's the exception:
java.lang.NullPointerException at MyTestClient.getBean
(MyTestClient.java, Compiled Code)
at MyTestClient.main(MyTestClient.java:398)
I don't know why the stack trace isn't showing me where the exception is
really happening, cause it surely isn't ctx.lookup() when ctx is verified to
be non-null. Could this be internal to RMI somehow? Am I missing something
in the EJBServers codebase?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Klaus
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