Color changes when viewed in outside program or on the web!

This is a long ongoing problem. Here goes:
After editing a raw photograph in CS3 and saving it... when I open it in another program such as Canons DPP, Zoombrowser or upload it to the web it looks desaturated and the sharpness I applied via USM is very dulled.
My camera is set to sRGB as is all the settings (that i know of at least) in CS3.
I feel like its not a calibration issue because if I edit the photo in Canons DPP and upload it to the net it all looks exactly the same. Also, i just did a quick drastic change to a photo in DPP and opened it in Bridge and it looked alright, no drastic change. So it seems like its an issue with info coming out of CS3.
I've tried monitor calibration with a Huey... but I have a feeling theres a strange coating on my screen that keeps making the calibration come out abnormally greenish no matter what light I calibrate in.
Any help would be HUGELY appreciated, as this problem has halted all my photography work since i changed from using just DPP to CS3. The raw files are just piling up!

That won't necessarily work if the classpath is set when the application server is started. I would check the batch file that starts your app server to see what the classpath is in there. From there you can determine if your class files are in the classpath or not.

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