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This is a resend, as
the original message(s) didn't make it:
First, the
LoginException class that I was missing in my previous message is (of course) in
jaas.jar ...
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I know there were
communications about this before, but was not able to dig out anything
useful:
Again when
attempting to run my AppClient from WebStart, I get the following
error:
'java:com/env namespace is only available from within a
J2EE component'
Since I can start
the client from the command line: java -cp .;D:/orion.jar
AppClient,
how does the VM know
whether a class is a J2EE component or not (and know it is a j2ee component when
started from the command line but not from WebStart?!)? I added the jndi.jar to
the classpath for my client in WebStart, but no luck.
I tried other
namespaces, e.g. java:, but so far without success. If the VM cannot figure out
that I've got a j2ee app client, do I have to use
RMIInitialContextFactory?
There was a request
earlier asking for a good explanation of how orions namespaces work, but I
have not seen any answer (yet). Has anybody out there used WebStart with Orion
AppClients?
Thanks
--peter
Peter
Saurugger
Agilent
Technologies
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