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We have an server application that we developed that works on 6.0, but not 6.1. There are multiple components. One is a socket listener. The socket listener sends back a "stringified" object reference. This acts as a simple naming service. That part works. But the client cannot then convert that object reference into a valid object. I've tried it with Java and C++. I've even opened up access to the whole box for the fun of it. Default canned OS installs. 6.0 works, 6.1 doesn't. The object reference is a CORBA IOR via IIOP/TCP/IP. This prevents the usage of 6.1 as a server platform. Ideas?
Where *exactly* is it failing? Can you give a short test case that demonstrates the problem?