Contents

1. SYMPTOMS
2. CAUSE
3. RESOLUTION

SYMPTOMS

When you try to instanciate your .NET object from Java, the code fails with a Permission denied for activating type.... - see screenshot below:

CAUSE

You do not have a corresponding entry for the .NET object in the remoting.config file, which should be loaded by the .NET server with a call to RemotingConfiguration.Configure("remoting.config") (see the Access .NET from Java Using J-Integra for .NET example).

RESOLUTION

For every .NET object to be "exported" as remoteable, there must be a corresponding entry for it in the remoting.config file. It should look like either:

• <ACTIVATED type="namespace.myclass, assemblyname"> or
• <WELLKNOWN type="namespace.myclass, assemblyname" objectUri="myclass.soap" mode="Singleton" />

For a full description of the valid XML schema that is allowed in a configuration file, please visit the Microsoft .NET Framework General Reference - Remoting Settings Schema.

Status

This is per the .NET Remoting specifications, and does not require any fixes to J-Integra for .NET.