"No local string for datasource.wrongclient"

Hi All!
Getting this message, followed by SQLException, while in the client app I'm trying to obtain a connection via DataSource.
SQLException has no code, status or msg ( 0, null and ""
respectively).
Environment:
J2EE RI v 1.3 with Cloudscape ( standard shipping).
Database ( CloudscapeDB) exists and accessible
from within the EJB no problem.
This is far from being a bug, so it cannot be reported to
Sun, but I hope you can provide a lead/hint/tip that
is going to be highly appreciated.
If supplied info is not sufficient, please, let me know and
I'll try to get you more.
Best regards,
AR

I've just got this problem as well - did you ever find a solution for it?
thanks,
Ailise

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This is a last post to this to summarize the results of my experimentation. This is what I found.
What works
========
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Revision: 4748
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2009-01-29 16:31:42 -0800 (Thu, 29 Jan 2009)
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Externalizing strings for the flex4 project. We now produce a resource bundle swc (flex4_rb.swc) that has all of the externalized strings for the flex4 project. We include 3 new bundles: components, layout and sparkEffects for the en_US locale. Other locales will come shortly.
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