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At last got it working


Gerd, thanks a lot.

The problem was that I did not have proxy classes.
I did not see any documentation on how to actually build your classes.
I created the carImpl proxy class and it works.

Thank you again

DDP


At 09:23 AM 6/18/99 +0200, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>> Yes, I even changed the name to ozone1 thinking there may be a conflict,
>> still that did not help.
>> I ran the server in the subdirectory also, that did not help.
>> 
>> >sure that the ozone-server has access to this package ?
>> 
>> how could I be sure of that. Is there a test I can run for what it has
>> access to?
>
>Your CLASSPATH-variable has to contain the directory where your
>ozone-package-directory is located, e.g. the file CarImpl.java (containing
the
>line 'package ozone;' of course) is located in <your_home_dir>\ozone then the
>CLASSPATH-variable should contain <your_home_dir>.
>
>What about the standard tutorial example, that comes with ozone ? Does it
work
>well ? If you unpack the source package of ozone there also a benchmark in
>DE/softwarebuero/ozone/cattell_ozone/CattellImpl. Can you start it ?
>
>Did you try to start the 'opp' with the option '-ks' (that means
>'keep source'). Would you please end us the resulting file
'CarImpl_Proxy.java' ?
>
>Regards
>Gerd
>
>-- 
>________________________________________________________________
>Gerd Mueller                               gerd@softwarebuero.de
>softwarebuero m&b                    http://www.softwarebuero.de
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