Erro when lookup Rmi Server.. URGENT

Hey everybody,
I tryed a lot to find wich is the problem...
Everytime i do that::
m_urlRmi = "rmi://host/";
obj = "objImpl";
m_objeto = java.rmi.Naming.lookup(m_urlRmi + obj); <<<<
it gives me an error:::
java.rmi.UnmarshalException: Error unmarshaling return header: java.net.SocketException: socket closed (code=0)
i seems that it does not find the server... i dont know... the strange is that it occurs once in a while... usually when i start at first time my rmiregistry, is works fine.. then i close just the aplication and then start it againg... that time is when it most occurs the error...
I have no idea how to detect it, or even less to fix it...
I hope somebody had had this error once...
Bruno

i use rebind at first... i let the server up and then start the client several times, and sometimes this errors occurs...
this problem just shows up in development time( im using Visual Age For Java 4.0)... may be a bug, i dont know, but im affraid that this error shows up when i put the system in production.
until now, when testing outside VAJ, this errors didnt occurs any time...
Bruno

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