| Title: | ObjectBroker Development - BEA Systems' CORBA | 
| Notice: | See note 2 for kit locations; note 4 for training | 
| Moderator: | RECV::GUMBEL d | 
| Created: | Thu Dec 27 1990 | 
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 | 
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 | 
| Number of topics: | 2482 | 
| Total number of notes: | 13057 | 
    A Customer has installed ObjectBroker2.7 on Windows 95 to replace
    OBB2.6.
    
    Since he experiences the following error :
    
    ERROR return from call CosNaming_namingContext_resolve, routine
    obc_initobject
    System exception encountered : CORB_NO_IMPLEMENT
    OBB_INV_HOSTNOTFND (e), A host node could not be found to execute the
    request.
    -OBB_REG_KEYNOTFND (e), Could not find key
    		
    'Implementations\Definitions\508c0a7f9532.1d.40.33.45.06.70.2e.d9'
    
    
    He experiences the same error  with VMS and UNIX servers.
    
    Jean-Paul.
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| 2476.1 | LEMAN::DONALDSON | Froggisattva! Froggisattva! | Mon May 12 1997 03:33 | 17 | |
| Jean-Paul, try putting trace on to see where you look for the naming server. I'd suspect your default nodes list is not set up correctly. Incidentally, I quite like the way the naming is implemented at the moment (you can create flexible solutions) *but* if you dont find a running naming server then the client app tries to start one up locally. This is usually a pain (I normally want my naming servers to be on server platforms. It's actually difficult to circumvent this behaviour (we cant get at the MML to modify the start_servers attribute). It would be nice to be able to control the naming service a little bit. John D. | |||||