WLE 4.2 IJTPFW_CAT:57 when calling method

Platform WLE4.2 on Solaris 2.6 :
I am able to create an object reference without problems
however, when I call a method on the object I get the following error :
IJTPFW_CAT:57: ERROR: Activating object - application raised
TobjS.CreateServantFailed. Reason = Interface =
IDL:administrator/Administrator:1.0 OID = adm
The doc is dose not og much help ("Contact the programmer")
What is the cause of such an error ?
jo

This shouldn't be too hard for you to correct. I've recreated the same
error in a sample application by commenting the "create_servant" code in
one of my servers. The resulting message is:
100527.ZZZZZ!wakeUpTarget.9478: TPFW_CAT:23: ERROR: Activating object -
application raised TobjS::
CreateServantFailed. Reason = . Interface =
IDL:WakeUpTarget/IWakeUpTarget:1.0, OID = wakeUpTarget
When the client attempts to invoke a method on the object reference, WLE
tries to create the servant to service the request. As you should see in
the following code excerpt, I have prevented the servant from being created
and this results in the error you seem to be experiencing:
// Method to create servants
Tobj_Servant Server::create_servant(const char* intf_repos_id)
if (!strcmp(intf_repos_id, WakeUpTarget::_tc_IWakeUpTarget->id()))
return new IWakeUpTarget_i();
return 0; // unknown interface
Please post more details if this doesn't help you solve your problem.
Thanks,
Charlie
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Jan-Olav Eide wrote:
Platform WLE4.2 on Solaris 2.6 :
I am able to create an object reference without problems
however, when I call a method on the object I get the following error :
IJTPFW_CAT:57: ERROR: Activating object - application raised
TobjS.CreateServantFailed. Reason = Interface =
IDL:administrator/Administrator:1.0 OID = adm
The doc is dose not og much help ("Contact the programmer")
What is the cause of such an error ?
jo

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