Customer applet receives a "JNI panic: JNI received a null class" error.
The applet fails when the CLASSPATH is NOT set and the applet code
uses only the archive tag. If they set the CLASSPATH variable to point
to the jar file, then it seems to function. However, this is NOT a valid
workaround since they cannot ask their customers to set the CLASSPATH when
the ARCHIVE tag should suffice.

Here's the error from the "fall_over" script:
{AA}Starting Test.
JNI panic: JNI received a null class
at COM.Vitria.roi.exchange.IOPClient.getConveyor(Compiled Code)
at COM.Vitria.roi.exchange.IOPClient.call(Compiled Code)
at COM.Vitria.roi.exchange.IOPClient.isA(Compiled Code)
at COM.Vitria.roi.marshal.ObjrefStub._is_a(Compiled Code)
at COM.Vitria.roi.marshal.Stub.narrow(Compiled Code)
at vtServer.ItemContextHelper.narrow(Compiled Code)
at COM.Vitria.repos.folder.FolderKitImpl.setupRoot(Compiled Code)
at COM.Vitria.repos.folder.FolderKitImpl.setRootFolder(Compiled Code)
at COM.Vitria.fc.folder.FolderLib.getRootFolder(Compiled Code)
at test.init(Compiled Code)
at sun.applet.AppletPanel.run(Compiled Code)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Compiled Code)



NORMAL run will look like this:

{AA}Starting Test.
{A}COM.Vitria.fc.folder.SystemErrorException: /: Can't connect to 127.0.0.1/17000: connection refused (vttcpconn.cxx:316)