Orbix 3.3 to 6.1 client migration

The old server used Orbix 3.3 and our client worked fine. New version of the server uses Orbix 6.1 and now the client fails with the following minor code:
IT_GIOP:REQUEST_MESSAGE_NOT_CONSUMED
The creation of the ORB is (was?) very simple:
String fargs[] = null;
Properties props = null;
org.omg.CORBA.ORB myOrb = ORB.init(fargs,props);Connection to the server is done via an IOR string.
org.omg.CORBA.Object dobjRef = myOrb.string_to_object(properties.getProperty("IPL_IOR"));
libRef = LibraryHelper.narrow(dobjRef);I do not believe that this is the problem. Besides having eyeballed the IOR string until my eyes bled, part of the communication works. I have verified that the query is recieved and processed by the server. It is when I try to get the data that has been returned that I run into this problem. Specifically a call such as :
LibraryDescription ld = libRef.get_library_description();throws the above CORBA exception.
I am using idlj from the JDK ( 1.4.2_01) to build the java classes from the IDL. Is it possible that this is my problem?

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