> Folks
>
> I am trying to call method on a J2EE server from a Swing client. The
> methods has a signature shown below, exceptions thrown are ommited as I
> don't have the code to hand. The outline of the classes is shown at the
> bottom of the post.
You do not mention how you are invoking the method. Is it in an EJB
(most likely)? via JMS? via a web service? via a servlet? JSP?
> public void saveClassA(Class A);
>
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> Sorry I don't have a stack trace availabe - No news group access at
> work, which is dum I know.
Can you email it to yourself and relay?
Also, what app server are you using?
> I'm using Java 1.3, not under my control. Please don't comment on the
> age of this release of Java as it deters others from posting useful
> information. This has happen my posts in the past.
>
> This has been giving me jip over this past few days, I have asked Google
> many different questions on this problem, posting is a last resort.
You haven't given us much to go on...
> Thanks for any suggestions.
> Martin.
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> String address;
> }
HTH,
Ray

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Martin Bradley - 15 Jan 2006 13:23 GMT
> You do not mention how you are invoking the method. Is it in an EJB
> (most likely)? via JMS? via a web service? via a servlet? JSP?
Calling a J2EE Session Bean from a Swing GUI.
> Also, what app server are you using?
Powertier App :-(
> You haven't given us much to go on...
sorry.
thanks for the reply
Martin.
>> Folks
>>
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>
> Can you email it to yourself and relay?
>> I'm using Java 1.3, not under my control. Please don't comment on the
>> age of this release of Java as it deters others from posting useful
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> HTH,
> Ray
Raymond DeCampo - 15 Jan 2006 19:27 GMT
> > You do not mention how you are invoking the method. Is it in an EJB
> > (most likely)? via JMS? via a web service? via a servlet? JSP?
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> > You haven't given us much to go on...
> sorry.
You haven't even indicated what the problem is. When does the error
occur? Is the error on the client or the server? Both? A stack trace
would be ideal.
Ray

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