Another J2EE server start-up problem.

Hi:
For many days, I have being having trouble starting the J2EE server... When I try to start the server, the starting process terminates mysteriously. Finally, I identified this error in my log:
"Failed to create RMI-IIOP server because: null"
I still have no idea what this error says though... somebody plz help me out here... it's quite frustrating trying to self-learn J2EE late in the night after a long work day and stuck with a broken server for days... Thanx...

Hi!
I had the same problem and I installed again the j2sdkee and the problem was solved.

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