Hi,
I solved this problem by storing my Corba classes in the Java Web Serever's
servlets directory. But I was just wandering, is it possible to configure
JWS to locate corba classes or infact other user defined classes in any
arbitrary directory ?
-mukul
At 12:38 PM 8/10/99 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi,
>I am trying to make a servlet as a Corba client. I have tested a very
>simple Corba client/server application not involving servlets. It works
>fine ! But when I write XHelper.bind(orb,"Client Server"); { pl note - X is
>the IDL interface name } in the servlet's doPost method and invoke the
>servlet from a html form using POST method, I get the error
>
>500 Internal Server Error
>The servlet named "XHelper", at the requested URL
>
>http://192.50.200.55:8080/servlet/CorbaServlet
>reported this exception:
>XHelper
>The administrator of this web server should resolve this problem..
>
>Can somebody pl find the error..
>
>-mukul
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