| Pardon my ignorance, but what's 'entera'?
As regards the specific error you're seeing, that will typically
occur when a client makes an RPC call to a machine that isn't
running the server application. It's unlikely that this is would
be different on UNIX 3 and 4, unless there's something in the
application that is sensitive to the difference (e.g. the good
old threads standards :-), which is itself causing the problem
you're seeing. For example, I suppose one could envisage a
scenario where the application server used the D4 threads
standard under Unix 3, then the unix machine was upgraded
to V4. If the change in Unix version (and hence threads
standards) caused the application server to fail, then when
the client tried to call it, it might get an error like the
one you're seeing. In such a case as this, the real error is
NOT the endpoint error (this is merely a symptom) but a problem
in the application server code which is preventing it from
running correctly.
Is it possible that something like this is preventing the application
server from running under Unix 4?
- Cameron
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