> Here's my (slightly modified) original post.
>
> Apache 1.3.9
> Jserv 1.0
> Windows NT 4.0 Sp5
> Borland JDK from JBuilder 3 [ java -version gives:
> Classic VM (build
> JDK-1.2-V, native threads) ]
> JSDK 2.0
>
> The following is the jserv log after apache is
> started:
Couple of questions:
1) So, what you're saying is that this stuff works with _other_ servlet engines except JServ?
2) Are you using any 1.2-specific JNI calls in your code?
3) Are you aware that a reference to an object made in a thread of a native call can only be referenced in that thread? This is a limitation of JNI.
I don't know of _any_ people hooking both COM/DCOM and VB into Java via JNI successfully. You are very brave. If you are trying to get Java Servlets to talk to your COM/DCOM legacy code, you might consider using a less risky approach of using a hybrid broker as an abstraction layer such as ObjectSpace Voyager. Voyager has both CORBA and COM/DCOM implementations in the same ORB. Your servlets could talk to Voyager in pure java/CORBA and Voyager could talk to your COM component. I'm sure your code would be slower, but it would be more portable and better tested. (Voyager has been around for a long time) Just a thought.
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