OK, bad pun. Sorry. I am Jarring up my client and my server. I have included the stub and skeleton files in both jars. I want to be able run them from any directory. I have a batch file, a policy file, and the db.db file to be in the same directory as the jar file. When I run the server, I get a marshalling error, whenever I have it in some other directory from the main directory I built my code from. Here is an example I have a c:\devexam directory. In this directory I have the db.db file and some other batch files, mostly for compiling and rmic, and running my client and server. In subdirectories I have the source/javadoc/and class files in c:\devexam\suncertify\db and c:\devexam\suncertify\client In the suncertify.db package is where I have all the server code, including the stub and skeleton of my ConnectionFactory class. If I jar with the command from the c:\devexam directory jar -cvf server.jar suncertify\db\*.class I get my server.jar and it has all the class files. Now if I run java like start rmiregistry java -classpath server.jar;. -Drmi.security.policy=policy.all suncertify.db.ConnectionFactoryEngine in the c:\devexam directory everything works fine. If I do put the files in c:\devexam\serverfiles It gives me the Marshalling error. I tried adding the codebase option with the code base pointing to suncertify\db but that didn't work. I don't want to have the codebase point to a static directory. I thought that codebase using a jar file, or the classpath pointing to the jar file would work, but it didn't Any ideas? Mark
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