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Java/CORBA with Domino ~Vanessa Opnupulgon 15.Oct.03 03:47 PM a Web browser Toolkits 6.0Windows 2000
You should never have both the Notes.jar and the NSCO.jar in the path at the same time.
Notes.jar provides the classes for accessing Domino or Notes locally.
NSCO.jar provides the SAME classes for accessing Domino remotely using the DIIOP service (CORBA).
The classes were written so that if both JARs are available, they return really strange errors rather than anything useful. Lotus should add the remote calls to the Notes.jar, so a single package can handle both types of calls, and keep the NCSO.jar trimmed for remote calls so it can be used in Applets.
"Running a Java Program" in Designer 6 Help (says to include both JAR files and even gives an example of a CLASSPATH) is just wrong. The error you received was because the remote session bumped into the local session code in Notes.jar.