I have an application that uses chained integration objects.  Let me explain
this further, in case I am using the wrong kind of objects...I have an
application that connects to the a 3270 application.  Once I am in the 3270
app with which I connected to with a chained integration object, I have
several options and when I choose an option I have several more options, and
so on...

Now..the problem...when I run this on my local server, or on the testing
server, and more than one person logs on...it will sometimes work and other
times, it will give them the famous "HPS5035 here is no data source object
.c.i.h.s.c.middle in HttpSession.
A possible cause is the use of multiple browsers from a single machine to a
chained application. See documentation for more information." error.  This
is never at the same time...is just will sometimes let them go for a while
and then other times...they can be doing the same thing and it will give
them the error.  Can someone tell me from what I have explained if they have
experienced the "flakyness"  Tanks so much!

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In article <dgeo0l$2v3u$1@news.boulder.ibm.com>, harpers@dfa.state.ms.us
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> I have an application that uses chained integration objects.  Let me expla
in
> this further, in case I am using the wrong kind of objects...I have an
> application that connects to the a 3270 application.  Once I am in the 327
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> app with which I connected to with a chained integration object, I have
> several options and when I choose an option I have several more options, a
nd
> so on...
>
> Now..the problem...when I run this on my local server, or on the testing
> server, and more than one person logs on...it will sometimes work and othe
r
> times, it will give them the famous "HPS5035 here is no data source object
> .c.i.h.s.c.middle in HttpSession.
>  A possible cause is the use of multiple browsers from a single machine to
 a
> chained application. See documentation for more information." error.  This
> is never at the same time...is just will sometimes let them go for a while
> and then other times...they can be doing the same thing and it will give
> them the error.  Can someone tell me from what I have explained if they ha
ve
> experienced the "flakyness"  Tanks so much!
>
The symptoms sound like you may not setting either the HPubStartPoolName
or the HPubLinkKey correctly.

Are you testing this using Model 1 JSP pages or via the Web Services
Explorer.

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