Failing silently when trying to construct org.apache.soap.rpc.SOAPContext

Question

OK This is really weird. I have an app that runs fine in eclipse. I have deployed to using webstart but when I try to instantiate org.apache.soap.rpc.SOAPContext default constructor it fails.
All my jars are signed and I have given all permissions in the jnlp
here is the jnlp
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<jnlp spec="1.0+" codebase="http://cs12895.adm.bju.edu/dc" href="dc.jnlp">  
     <information>     
          <title>DC App</title>     
          <vendor>Bob Jones University</vendor>     
          <homepage href="http://www.bju.edu"/>     
          <description kine="one-line">The Discipline Committee Application</description>     
          <description kind="short">The Discipline Committee Application</description>            
           <icon href="imageIcon.gif"/>     
           <shortcut online="false">     
           <desktop/>     
           </shortcut>    
           <offline-allowed/>  
      </information>  
      <security>     
          <all-permissions/>  
      </security> 
     <resources>     
          <j2se version="1.5+" max-heap-size="256m"/>
          <jar href="dc.jar"/>          
          <jar href="looks-2.0.2.jar"/>     
          <jar href="log4j-1.2.12.jar"/>         
          <jar href="jdnc20060529003752.jar"/>        
          <jar href="hibernate3.jar"/>        
          <jar href="forms-1.0.7.jar"/>                   
          <jar href="soap.jar"/>
          <jar href="swingx20060529003241.jar"/>
     </resources>  
     <application-desc main-class="edu.bju.dc.rich.LoginFrame"/>
</jnlp>Here is the code. In this cod ethe first debug messageI see but i do not see the second message. Which is how I now it is not getting constructed.
     log.debug("Setting up call to auth ws");
    Call call = new Call();
    log.debug("Finished setting Call up");
    String soapActionURI = "urn:AuthService";

Answer 1

OK I got it working. It was not throwing an exception but when I put I try catch looking for throwables I discovered it was looking for mail.jar. So all better now :-)