Well, FWIW, we install to "C:\Program Files\..." and the EJB calls work for us, so despite the appalling Windows handling of paths with spaces in, it does work. Now, we do run inside JBoss and use the JMXLauncher MBean to start phoenix instead of the phoenix run.bat script, so you may be able to get this working by appropriate quoting of the path settings in the run.bat file.
Steve > -----Original Message----- > From: Georg �ttl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2003 5:01 AM > To: James Users List > Subject: Re: (Un) Marshalling Problems > > > > Steve Short wrote: > >> The basic approach of making RMI / EJB calls works fine > from within a > >> Mailet to remote server objects. Double check the > classpath and the > >> types you are narrowing from and to. > > Georg �ttl wrote: > > Okay, you were right. It was an EJB Failure - I messed up the > > packaging > > of the .sar. The unmarshalling failure was because I passed > different > > versions of the (Value)Objects between the > ApplicationsServer and James. > > I have to cancel my previous mail. It's a james bug on Windows XP. > > When narrowing RMI Objects from a mailet, James throws an > UnmarshallingException. This only happens if James is situated in a > directory containing an empty space. > > The unmarshalling exception doesn't happen when james is > located p.i. in > "C:\james-3.2.1" > > unmarshalling exception happens when james is locaten p.i. in > "C:\james 3.2.1" > > I try to send this bug to bugzilla if there is a bugzilla > list available > > Georg > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
