Client-side RA stub didn't find environment on thread

Hi,
When I running my application which invokes an EJB then I am geeting message
[ReplicaAwareRemoteRef] : WARNING: client-side RA stub didn't find environment
on thread
there is no cluster in my weblogic server.
Thanks
Rakesh

Rob Thanks for replying. Details are Below..
Console Release Build 7.0.2.0
Server Release Build 7.0.2.0
Server BuildWebLogic Server 7.0 SP2 Sun Jan 26 23:09:32 PST 2003 234192
All Server Product VersionsWebLogic Server 7.0 SP2 Sun Jan 26 23:09:32 PST 2003
34192
Rob Woollen <[email protected]> wrote:
What version of WLS are you using? I believe I've seen this before,
and
I thought one of the service packs fixed it.
-- Rob
Rakesh wrote:
Hi,
When I running my application which invokes an EJB then I am geetingmessage
[ReplicaAwareRemoteRef] : WARNING: client-side RA stub didn't findenvironment
on thread
there is no cluster in my weblogic server.
Thanks
Rakesh

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I've read too much questions like this, but i can't find any answer.
How can i print a report on the client side directly?
I have three buttons, "Generate Report", "Generate PDF", "Print".
I want when the "Print" button was clicked, automaticaly the report is printed using default printer, like PrintToPrinter function, but in the client side.
Thanks!

If you search for previous posts about this, you will see many posts saying not possible. If this functionality was possible, you could essentially have a page that would send something to a clients printer just by visiting the page, how bad of security hole would that be?

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