runPOA.sh: Can't create external Requester

Hi,

[resent, as this message probably has not made it on the first attempt]

can somebody please explain about the meaning of this message?

pn@virginia:/usr/local/shark$ bin/runPOA.sh
........
"Can't create external requester -
org.enhydra.shark.swingclient.workflowadmin.instantiation.ProcessInstantiator
is not in the classpath, or it doesn't have default constructor"
....
duplicated some more times....

Even with these messages everything looks pretty fine and working, I can
still accept the wfItems and complete them.

Generally, would this be a critical message?

Here's what I did(all using the same Shark.conf):
* used CORBA Client&Server and shutdown
* used POA-Admin and shutdown
* used CORBA Client&Server again.

I know this is probably not a regular usage-scenario but please
understand how things work and so play around quite a little bit. ;)

It's obvious that the CORBAServer doesn't have classes from swingclient
in its CLASSPATH, since it actually shouldn't need them.

However I don't fully understand why the CORBAServer wants to create a
external Requster of Type
org.enhydra.shark.swingclient.workflowadmin.instantiation.ProcessInstantiator

I still don't reallly get the grip on the Requster-thingy. ;(
Are requesters or references to these persisted? Seems like there must
be some information in the persistance-layer which "knows" about the
intial Requester of the WfProcesses.

It looks like I could only get rid of these annyoing(and little bit
scaring) messages by 'bin/recreateDB.sh'.

Are there any other means for "cleaning up" these problems?

Thx for any hints and cheers,
Peter
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