Re: "no poa found"

[Havoc Pennington <hp redhat com>]

Mark McLoughlin <mark@skynet.ie> writes: 
> 	Ahh, exactly what have you done on the server side? Did you
> a) de-activate the object using PortableServer_POA_deactivate,
> b) de-activate the *POA* using PortableServer_POAManager_deactivate,
> c) destroy the POA using PortableServer_POA_destroy or d) simply shut down
> the server process.
> 
> 	If a), you should get a OBJ_ADAPTOR/OBJECT_NOT_EXIST system
> exception depending on the POA policies,
> 	b) you should get an OBJ_ADPATOR exception,
> 	c) I think you should get an OBJECT_NOT_EXIST exception, but I
> think ORBit currently just drops the request and emits the g_warning
> that you reported.
> 	d) you should get a COMM_FAILURE exception.
> 
> 	So I reckon it must be c). Note that this also includes
> shuting down your ORB using CORBA_ORB_shutdown or CORAB_ORB_destroy.
> 
> 	Is the code in CVS? Could you point me to it?
> 

gconf/gconf/gconf-database.c:gconf_database_free()

To reproduce the problem, do gconf/tests/testactivationraces.sh

It's hardly a small or concise test case though... all sorts of weird
stuff could be happening.

Havoc