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Re: trying to run IDL from a Servlet using Tomcat 5.0 under OS X [message #38697 is a reply to message #38688]

Mon, 22 March 2004 19:23

kanekalsgk
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Michael Wallace <mwallace.removethismunge@swri.edu.invalid> wrote in message news:<105us31q9i4oncf@corp.supernews.com>...
> What you're doing appears okay, but do you have the same problem if you
> run from a stand-alone Java application rather than through a servlet?

No. Stand-alone program calls IDL fine - it is only the servlet that craps out.

> If the problem goes away, it could be that there's another environmental
> variable you need to set. Another check would be to verify that your

which env. variables ...?

> environmental variables being set in the script are really visible to
> IDL. Also, as a sanity check, verify that the library really exists
> where the error says it doesn't.
>
Yep. Library exists. :-(

> While we're on the topic, it'd be wonderful to have a callable IDL
> interface from Java. (RSI, are you listening?) The IDL-Java Bridge is
> nice, but it only goes one direction (the wrong direction for most of my
> work).
>
> -Mike

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		Re: trying to run IDL from a Servlet using Tomcat 5.0 under OS X By: Michael Wallace on Tue, 23 March 2004 09:57
		Re: trying to run IDL from a Servlet using Tomcat 5.0 under OS X By: kanekalsgk on Mon, 22 March 2004 19:23
		Re: trying to run IDL from a Servlet using Tomcat 5.0 under OS X By: Michael Wallace on Mon, 22 March 2004 15:02

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