Is it  possible to connect a servlet on WLS 6.1 to a server WLE 4.5?

Hi all,
Is it possible to connect a servlet java client on WLS 6.1 to a server CORBA
on WLE 4.5?
I have many problem, this connection doesn't!
The configuration is ok! But when the client java call
Tobj_Bootstrap bootstrap =                BootstrapFactory.getClientContext("mypool");
the return is always null...
in the config.xml I define
<WLECConnectionPool MaximumPoolSize="5" MinimumPoolSize="2"
Name="mypool" PrimaryAddresses="//host:1570"
UserName="wrap" WLEDomain="wrap"/>
..the same code worked perfectly on the Web Logic Server 4.5...
Please help me!!!
Thank you very much!
Gisy

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