On Jan 18, 2006, at 5:58 AM, Paolo Sommaruga wrote:
Hi,
I have tryied to install a 5.3.1 WO application server on the Solaris
9 box using the OSX server WO 5.3.1 deploy package. I have take a
look at the directory tree of a 5.2.4 WO application server installed
in another Solaris 9 box, I have edit some scripts, and finally I
have built a 5.3.1 installation that works very fine with the web
application. None of the web applications deployed in the server
report any problem.
But with the JC server side application I have a very strange
exception when the client side attempts the connection:
apple.awt.EventQueueExceptionHandler Caught Throwable :
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Server exception: Unable to perform
the server invocation: The method
clientSideRequestStringTableAndIconURLs was not found.
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Server exception: Unable to perform
the server invocation: The method
clientSideRequestStringTableAndIconURLs was not found.
at
com.webobjects.eodistribution.client.EODistributedObjectStore._checkRet
urnValuesForExceptions(EODistributedObjectStore.java:569)
at
com.webobjects.eodistribution.client.EODistributedObjectStore.invokeSta
telessRemoteMethodWithKeyPath(EODistributedObjectStore.java:1102)
at
com.webobjects.eoapplication.client._EORemoteRequestUtilities._stringTa
bleAndIconURLs(_EORemoteRequestUtilities.java:86)
at
com.webobjects.eoapplication.client.EOClientResourceBundle._generateUrl
s(EOClientResourceBundle.java:142)
.......
Note that the JC applications tested work fine in the 5.4.2
environment, also them work well if the server-side JC run in Xcode2.2
with 5.3.1
I have google and apple searched but nothig about
clientSideRequestStringTableAndIconURLs method
Have you any idea ?
Regards
Paolo Sommaruga
Does the client side application see all the framework jars it needs to
see? If you look in the frameworks used by the project, some are used
by the 'Web Server' target. The classes in these jars for these
frameworks need to be visible, somehow, by the client application. We
used to build up a javaclient.jar file but that function has been taken
over, I think, by Web Start/JNLP.
You can construct a jar yourself that contains the contents of the
client-side jars and then make sure that this appears in the classpath
of the client-side app.
You are not saying what version of the Developer tools you have, so I
have to suggest a non-tools approach.
The method you see in the exception is not, I think, the problem. It is
that this method, coincidentally, happens to be the first method called
by the client-side application for which it does not find a loaded
class.
- ray
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