Looks like ActiveX is trying to say that it cannot find the Portal/J config.ini file. Makes sense if no OLEs are working. The message is pieced together in TigRes.dll and tigpjole.ocx. tigpjole.ocx has "/pjserv/servlet/com.iint.pjserv.servlets.PJAppletServices?RequestNotXML=D{config.ini}" hard coded.
TigRes has "Not able to find the file %s at the the Web Server address :%s".
See NativeLib.jar. Rename to .zip, extract programs and look at with hex editor like UltraEdit.
For more clues, turn Portal/J tracing on to maximum and decompile PJAppletServices.class and PJAppletRequestSession.class. The Portal/J trace might show messages from PJAppletRequestSession.
Set web server (Portal/J) tracing to level 9 (lots of logging) on the Portal/J Administration page at: Servlet Configuration, "Configure General Options", then "Reload Control Data" or bounce the servlet container, i.e., Tomcat. Web server log is at .../portalj/logs/servelet.log or whatever file name you defined.
Local trace file, i.e., on the PC accessing P/J via a browser or Web Start is defined on P/J, File, Preferences, Diagnostics, Local Trace Details.
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Looks like ActiveX is trying to say that it cannot find the Portal/J config.ini file. Makes sense if no OLEs are working. The message is pieced together in TigRes.dll and tigpjole.ocx. tigpjole.ocx has "/pjserv/servlet/com.iint.pjserv.servlets.PJAppletServices?RequestNotXML=D{config.ini}" hard coded.
TigRes has "Not able to find the file %s at the the Web Server address :%s".
See NativeLib.jar. Rename to .zip, extract programs and look at with hex editor like UltraEdit.
For more clues, turn Portal/J tracing on to maximum and decompile PJAppletServices.class and PJAppletRequestSession.class. The Portal/J trace might show messages from PJAppletRequestSession.
Set web server (Portal/J) tracing to level 9 (lots of logging) on the Portal/J Administration page at: Servlet Configuration, "Configure General Options", then "Reload Control Data" or bounce the servlet container, i.e., Tomcat. Web server log is at .../portalj/logs/servelet.log or whatever file name you defined.
Local trace file, i.e., on the PC accessing P/J via a browser or Web Start is defined on P/J, File, Preferences, Diagnostics, Local Trace Details.