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| 2399.1 | See not 2379 - need a Fix | MIASYS::DLUGOSZ | My reality check just bounced | Fri Dec 13 1996 20:36 | 11 |
| 2399.2 | See 2359.1 | SEND::PEREZ | The InFAMous Eight | Fri Dec 13 1996 21:25 | 10 |
| 2399.3 | | NQOS01::nqsrv226.nqo.dec.com::Workbench | | Sat Dec 14 1996 02:48 | 6 |
| 2399.4 | Yikes | MIASYS::DLUGOSZ | My reality check just bounced | Sat Dec 14 1996 13:02 | 12 |
| 2399.5 | | REQUE::ctxobj.zko.dec.com::PATRICK | | Sun Dec 15 1996 12:03 | 12 |
| 2399.6 | Can you be more specific on the nature of problem? | MIASYS::DLUGOSZ | My reality check just bounced | Mon Dec 16 1996 14:08 | 3 |
| 2399.7 | | REQUE::ctxobj.zko.dec.com::PATRICK | | Tue Dec 17 1996 11:47 | 10 |
| 2399.8 | | CAMPY::ADEY | Is there a 'Life for Dummies'? | Fri Feb 07 1997 18:32 | 165 |
| Hello, I'm having a problem with a client on a Windows 95 machine when
trying to resolve an object reference in the local advertisement registry.
The problem is I'm not getting anything back from the
CosNaming_NamingContext_resolve call.
One thing I'm noticing is that the Naming Service Implementation is not
automatically started (usually indicated by a DOS box popping up) on the
client. I've checked and double-checked the local advertisement registry,
it does contain the object reference I'm after ("CSIOBJ"). Here's the
output of a 'obbshadv':
Advertisements registered.
Implementation Name
---------------------
ObjectBrokerRegistryServer
ImplementationId: 665780be114c.0c.f3.4d.00.00.00.00.00
Advertisements registered.
Object Name
-------------
DCP_SERVER
ObjectReference:
DEC::~00001472a44097119f600000c3b1700000000000000082
3009714c9a00000c3b1700000000000000700000823009714c9a00000c3b17000000000002010000
7fe~BIGBRD~~~|
DCP_FACTORY
ObjectReference:
DEC::~000014747dc117172e700000c3b17000000000000000eb
9a1071ca8500000c3b1700000000000000100000eb9a1071ca8500000c3b17000000000002010000
180~BIGBRD~~~|
ITEMFACTORY
ObjectReference:
DEC::~10002034365c57836c300000c3b1700000000000000007
891571734f000002c77d48fa0000000000110000000000107891571744f000002c77d48fa0000000
00010000007891571734f000002c77d48fa00000002010000180~BIGBRD~~~%00000%|
ORDERFACTORY
ObjectReference:
DEC::~10002404365c57837c300000c3b1700000000000000007
891571754f000002c77d48fa0000000000210000000000207891571774f000002c77d48fa0000000
000107891571784f000002c77d48fa000000000020000007891571754f000002c77d48fa00000002
0100002c0~BIGBRD~~~%00000%|
INVENTMANAGE
ObjectReference:
DEC::~10003144365c57838c300000c3b1700000000000000007
891571794f000002c77d48fa00000000004100000000004078915717c4f000002c77d48fa0000000
0003078915717d4f000002c77d48fa00000000004078915717a4f000002c77d48fa0000000000107
8915717b4f000002c77d48fa000000000020000007891571794f000002c77d48fa00000002010000
4b0~BIGBRD~~~%00000%|
INVENTLOG
ObjectReference:
DEC::~10002774365c57839c300000c3b1700000000000000007
8915717e4f000002c77d48fa0000000000310000000000307891571814f000002c77d48fa0000000
0003078915717f4f000002c77d48fa0000000000107891571804f000002c77d48fa0000000000200
000078915717e4f000002c77d48fa000000020100003a0~BIGBRD~~~%00000%|
CSIOBJ
ObjectReference:
DEC::~10002038042857a81a900000c3b17000000000000000d8
82677ad08a000002107bb04000000000001100000000001d882677ad28a000002107bb0400000000
000100000d882677ad08a000002107bb04000000002010000180~BIGBRD~~~%00000%|
BANKACCOUNT
ObjectReference:
DEC::~10003142c7b767ac4b300000c3b1700000000000000005
68d76f15e4000002c77d486d000000000041000000000040568d76f18e4000002c77d486d0000000
00030568d76f19e4000002c77d486d000000000040568d76f16e4000002c77d486d0000000000105
68d76f17e4000002c77d486d00000000002000000568d76f15e4000002c77d486d00000002010000
4b0~BIGBRD~~~%00000%|
A QuickStart client with the object reference hard-coded works just fine.
The same executable DOES work on another Win95 machine.
I get the same behavior under V2.7-11 and V2.7-10 (the current version).
Here's a trace log:
**** Skip Method Selection, OpInfo Created by STUB
**** Implementation Selection
**** Callout to method map resolve rtn.
*** Method map resolve rtn not present. Defaulting.
*** Load Network implementation MicrosoftTCP
FamilyName<5> <TCPIP>
ImagePath<24> <%OBB_ROOT\lib\trnwsk.dll>
LibraryName: C:\Program Files\ObjectBroker\lib\trnwsk.dll
**** Server Instance Selection
Selection policy defaulting to advertisements, local_node, default_nodes.
Context scope default to USER.
Get Server Selection Node List:
Possible server selection nodes: <2>
000. OBB_LOCAL = kda.mlo.dec.com
001. OBB_DEFAULT_NODES = bigbrd
Looking for running server:
Looking for servers on node kda.mlo.dec.com.
*** Load Agent implementation OrbV12
FamilyName<3> <OBB>
ImagePath<26> <%OBB_ROOT\lib\obbagncl.dll>
LibraryName: C:\Program Files\ObjectBroker\lib\obbagncl.dll
*** Load Authentication implementation Trusted
FamilyName<3> <TRS>
ImagePath<26> <%OBB_ROOT\lib\obbsectr.dll>
LibraryName: C:\Program Files\ObjectBroker\lib\obbsectr.dll
*** Request Sent: Synchronous Invoke.
*** Method: 65e448f20f7c.0c.7e.0b.00.00.00.00.00.
*** MethodServerClass: 65e448ecbd2c.0c.7e.0b.00.00.00.00.00
*** Marshalled Buffer: 568
*** Allocated Buffer : 1894
*** Transport Status: OBB_SUCCESS (s), Successful completion.
*** Operation Status: OBB_INV_METHODFAIL (e), Method execution failed.
Looking for servers on node bigbrd.
*** Request Sent: Synchronous Invoke.
*** Method: 65e448f20f7c.0c.7e.0b.00.00.00.00.00.
*** MethodServerClass: 65e448ecbd2c.0c.7e.0b.00.00.00.00.00
*** Marshalled Buffer: 560
*** Allocated Buffer : 1885
*** Transport Status: OBB_SUCCESS (s), Successful completion.
*** Operation Status: OBB_SUCCESS (s), Successful completion.
Server selected from Registry: 7a8dd6420789.0c.3b.17.00.00.00.00.00 (bigbrd).
*** Request Sent: Synchronous Invoke.
*** Method: 7368090a6e58.02.10.1f.a0.9b.00.00.00.
*** MethodServerClass: 508c0a7f9532.1d.40.33.45.06.70.2e.d9
*** Marshalled Buffer: 708
*** Allocated Buffer : 1910
*** Transport Status: OBB_SUCCESS (s), Successful completion.
*** Operation Status: OBB_INV_NOTAUTHORIZED (e), Client user is not
authorized to access server.
The last error above is strange, because I can see running implementations
on the remote server using the local Implementation Manager utility
(indicating to me that the proxy is ok).
Thanks for any ideas.
Ken....
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| 2399.9 | | REQUE::BOWER | Peter Bower, ObjectBroker | Sat Feb 08 1997 10:49 | 8 |
| Are there any Naming Service implementations running on bigbird ?
If the implementation has been running for a long time, then
the proxy may have been added after the implementation started.
This would account for the client not authorized errors - either
restart the implementation or use the obbmset -A -U option to
cause the server to refresh its cache of proxies.
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| 2399.10 | | CAMPY::ADEY | Is there a 'Life for Dummies'? | Mon Feb 10 1997 12:55 | 11 |
| re: Note 2399.9 by REQUE::BOWER
I don't think it's a proxy issue, because a) a client with a hard-coded
object reference works fine, b) I can see the running implementations
on the server from the Implementation Manager utility on the client
(which you can't without a proxy).
Why is it going to the server to resolve the object reference (it's in
the local advertisement registry)?
Ken....
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| 2399.11 | | CAMPY::ADEY | Is there a 'Life for Dummies'? | Tue Feb 11 1997 12:36 | 5 |
| re: Note 2399.9 by REQUE::BOWER
Any more ideas? Thanks.
Ken....
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| 2399.12 | | CAMPY::ADEY | Is there a 'Life for Dummies'? | Wed Feb 12 1997 01:14 | 9 |
| re: Note 2399.9 by REQUE::BOWER
Maybe this might help...if I delete the user context object, the Naming
Service implementation automatically starts up and the
CosNaming_NamingContext_resolve call succeeds.
Thanks for any ideas.
Ken....
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| 2399.13 | | REQUE::BOWER | Peter Bower, ObjectBroker | Sat Feb 15 1997 10:40 | 30 |
| The CosNaming api is just an OBB client. Therefore, it uses the
same mechanisms to determine the server. It looks first on the
local node and then the value of default nodes in the user
context object. By deleting the user context object, you are
removing the value of the default nodes and therefore the
client does not find a running implementation on the local node
and then starts one up.
Implementing the CosNaming api as a client allows you to have a
central CosNaming server.
With a normal client, you could define a method map to control
the selection policy. However, the CosNaming client has been
compiled with a static method map that you can not control.
Therefore, there are two options. The first is to determine why
the server is rejecting the invoke on bigbird. You could try
stopping the CosNaming server on bigbird.
The second is to control the server selection through the context object.
For this option,
get a default context
delete the OBB_DEFAULT_NODES property
invoke the CosNaming routines
delete the context
do the normal invoke
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| 2399.14 | | CAMPY::ADEY | Is there a 'Life for Dummies'? | Mon Mar 17 1997 18:07 | 8 |
| Not using a context object, under Windows 95 my client causes a Naming
Service Implementation to start up if one's not running. Under Windows
NT Workstation 4.0 and OBB V2.7-11, a Naming Service Implementation
is not started, resulting in an object name resolution failure.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
Ken....
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| 2399.15 | | SEND::SLAVIN | | Mon Mar 17 1997 18:12 | 8 |
|
this is discussed in the following notes
2082 VARESE::ARGENTO 11-JAN-1996 14 Autostart on Alpha NT
2135 STKAI1::ANDERSSONB 14-MAR-1996 10 Problem getting Principal in au
2217 STOWOA::TALLURI 21-MAY-1996 12 Autostarting server on Windows
2231 STOWOA::TALLURI 3-JUN-1996 6 GUI for autostartup server on W
2305 LEMAN::DONALDSON 23-AUG-1996 1 W95 Windows 95 and Server start
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| 2399.16 | | CAMPY::ADEY | Is there a 'Life for Dummies'? | Tue Mar 18 1997 01:02 | 5 |
| re: Note 2399.15 by SEND::SLAVIN
Thanks for the pointers, but these don't discuss my problem.
Ken....
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| 2399.17 | Is any server startup occuring on the NT machine? | RECV::VLATAS | WARNING: Do not swallow the battery door | Tue Mar 18 1997 10:01 | 21 |
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Can you post a trace log of the client failing in the NT case.
Is the user account that the server is to be started with on the
NT machine in the Administrator group on the NT machine?
Also, is any server startup happening on the NT machine? Try the
following to verify a server startup occurs:
- Start OBBADMIN GUI on NT machine
- Enter in: obbmerge -n local-host-name advertisement
- Enter in: obbmsho
Note that for local-host-name you need to give the _full_ tcp name
for the host (ie: foo.zko.dec.com).
The obbmerge should cause an ObjectBrokerRegistryServer to startup.
If the registry server doesn't startup there is a more basic problem
here.
Tony
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| 2399.18 | | SEND::SLAVIN | | Tue Mar 18 1997 12:19 | 2 |
| NT startup problems are discussed in these. the name server is a
regular server.
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| 2399.19 | | CAMPY::ADEY | Is there a 'Life for Dummies'? | Tue Mar 18 1997 12:40 | 23 |
| re: Note 2399.17 by RECV::VLATAS
Thanks for the tips.
> Is the user account that the server is to be started with on the
> NT machine in the Administrator group on the NT machine?
Would this be the account I was logged in under when I installed OBB?
> Also, is any server startup happening on the NT machine?
When I excecute the "obbmerge -n redvin.mlo.dec.com advertisement"
command, I get:
OBB_REG_NOREMOTE <e>, The registry on system 'redvin.mlo.dec.com' is
not reachable.
Thanks again.
Ken....
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| 2399.20 | | CAMPY::ADEY | Is there a 'Life for Dummies'? | Tue Mar 18 1997 17:40 | 7 |
| re: Note 2399.17 by RECV::VLATAS
A removal and re-install of OBB has fixed my problem.
Thanks.
Ken....
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| 2399.21 | naming service, NO_IMPLEMENT | STKAI1::LANKI_T | Tapio Lanki | Tue Apr 29 1997 13:02 | 59 |
| I need some help with the Naming Service.
Environment: NT4.0, VC++4.2, OBB 2.7-11, two NT boxes talking to
one another using OBB.
NTbox1: contains a running server (one implementation) and a
manually started naming service.
NTbox2: running a test client (character based GUI) in a single
process. Everything works fine, the client obtains an objref
from the naming service in NTbox1, and produces output with correct
results.
Our real client application is a web browser talking to a .dll
(ISAPI, not CGI) which contains C++ objects encapsulating the calls
to the stubs. The call to the naming service resides inside a
constructor of a C++ object. After the CosNamingContext_resolve,
OBB_exception_errortext(&local_ev, OBB_FORMAT_80) produces the
following output: OBB_INV_HOSTNOTFND (e), A host node could not be
found to execute the request.
- OBB_COM_UNKERRTXT (e), unknown error: '$ErrorText$'.
- OBB_COM_UNKERRTXT (e), unknown error: 'The specified domain did not
exist.'.
Why does the ascii based program work, but the .dll does not?
I've tried to change proxies, security, authorization etc etc.
At the moment I'm totally out of ideas.
I experience a couple of pecualiarities:
1) When I merge the advertisement and start the naming service on
NTbox2, I *do* get an object reference, but the method invocation
fails.
2) When I start everything on NTbox2, *everything* works.
This is how it looks like when we try to use both NT machines
obbshpxy (on NTbox1)
--------
Local User Remote User Remote Host
-----------------------------------------------
ds2831 * *
OBB_DEFAULT_NODES in the user context object (NTbox2, e.g., the client)
sedpc3 (which is NTbox1)
sedpc95 (NTbox2)
Could it be the compiler?
Something about .dll that I do not know?
Slightly desperate,
Tapio Lanki
Digital Consulting, Stockholm
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| 2399.22 | | CAMPY::ADEY | PC Server...now there's an oxymoron! | Tue Apr 29 1997 16:23 | 6 |
| re: Note 2399.21 by STKAI1::LANKI_T "Tapio Lanki"
Is the user context object file in the same directory as the browser
.EXE?
Ken....
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