How to send a Connection Object via CORBA

Hi.
I've got a question.
How can I send a java.sql.Connection object
using CORBA to a client? Tried to use a class
MyConnection extending org.omg.CORBA.portable.ObjectImpl
as a wrapper class. Didn't work.
When a request was invoked for a Connection,
no object was send. On client side an error occured:
code 202 completed:maybe.
In the IDL we used:
     typedef Object MyConnection;
     interface ConnectionPool{
          MyConnection getCon();
          void freeCon(inout MyConnection c);
We were suggested to use structures. But ain't it
inventing java again?
Can anyone help us?
Thx anyway.

Try inserting it into an Any object and sending the any object over the IDL, the client can then extract the connection object.
You might have to typedef the Connection object in the IDL to generate the helper class.
/P/

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