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WAS 3.5.4 Security

 
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Hi,
I created a stateless session Hello bean and a servlet on VA Java
3.5.3 and deployed them on WAS AE 3.5.4. I was successful in accessing
the bean from the servlet without securing the bean. But when I made the bean secure, I got the following error:
javax.naming.NamingException: Error during resolve [Root exception is
org.omg.CORBA.COMM_FAILURE: JORB0015: getConnectionKey returned a
false value and threw a COMM_FAILURE exception. minor code: 1
completed: No]
When I tried to search the net, I got to know that it is because of SSL. But I have not enabled SSL in the Global Security Settings in my machine (Windows NT Server). My Authentication Mechanism is via LocalOS. My bean and servlet were created in VA Java 3.5.3 and deployed in WAS.
Can you please suggest as what could be the cause of this error?
 
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check your ejb's JNDI name
 
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Did you enable ssl in IBM HTTP Server.
 
Krithika Venugopal
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My Jndi name is correct and it works well with WAS 3.5.3.
Also, I have not enabled SSL.
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Check out:
PQ49845, 3.5.4: getConnectionKey returned invalid value - returned COMM_FAILURE
http://www14.software.ibm.com/webapp/download/product.jsp?cat=&s=p&id=TDUN-49EVRT&pf=&presb=&type=s&postsb=v
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/Regards John
 
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