"Dale V. Georg" wrote:
>
> Tim,
>
> That kind of makes sense, but you would think that if that were the
> case, just starting a new thread within the Java client would cause the
> same problem, and yet it doesn't. It only seems to lose the context
> when going to a Swing thread. Now maybe that just means that Swing is
> doing something funky with threads that causes this side-effect; it
> wouldn't really surprise me. And unfortunately, we can't get the
> InitialContext within the Swing thread ourselves because the reference
> implementation seems to ignore the SECURITY_PRINCIPLE and
> SECURITY_CREDENTIAL settings if you try to put them into the
> InitialContext yourself.
Just a wild guess, but perhaps you need to get the Initial Context before
starting up Swing in order to get it inherited by swing's threads?
Ian McCallion
Alexis Systems Limited
Romsey, UK
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