IIOP Java mode - proxy classes generation

Question

Hello,
I have been able to use Jave-mode for call-in from a Java client to a
Forte Server. Among the generated Java files, I observe that for each
service object, there is also an IIOP proxy class - Java file with the
_pxy name appended to the front.
for example: ServerClass is a Tool Class, and there is a service object
based on it. The "Make Distribution" process has generated the
corresponding pxyServerClass.java also. It may be that the proxy
files are generated for all Forte classes. I am not sure.
The whole scheme of things has worked perfectly well for a simple test
project that I wrote.
But, there is another Plan, our Project's main Plan, that has some
Supplier Plans, which in turn have a few other Supplier Plans, etc, the
generated Java files does not have a single proxy class! I am unable to
figure out why. Are there places that I should look for?
In all, there are 2 DB Resouce Service Objects, 5 TOOL SOs in our
application configuration. I tried switching the Distributed property
from Allowed to IsDefault, but that didn't alter anything.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
On a related note:
When using IDL mode...
Operator overriding is not allowed when using IDL2Java compiler of
VisiBroker. You have class B that extends A. A method is redefined may
be, with say different parameters. The .idl file won't compile, aborts
with an error "attempt to redefine operator/varialbe". I heard from a
colleague of mine (in fact I saw it compiling on his machine) that
OrbixWeb allows this. This seemed like a basic requirement, it was hard
to imagine that IDL syntax would not support that. Now, I realise that
it is a problem with Visigenic product. Have other developers come
across this problem? Is there a workaround?
Thanks,
Kishore Puvvada
International Business Corporation
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Answer 1

Hi Mark!!
   I would suggest you to check the components created for the Interface.  The main components of an Enterprise beans are like this:
<Interface>_PortTypeImplRemote
<Interface>_PortTypeImplRemoteHome
<Interface>_PortTypeImplLocal
<Interface>_PortTypeImplLocalHome
<Interface>_PortTypeBean
You can decompile if you have the Class file. It may be possible that the file got corrupted while creation.
Decompile the file if you have only the class file(Use DJ Compiler or JAD.exe). This will tell you whether the error is with the bytecode of the bean class.
Cheers!!
AnuraG