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Someone asked me the other day when we’re discussing
Orion and Oracle IAS9i/OC4J whether you could use an Apache front end and the
answer is well documented, on the Orion (and/or Orionserver) web site as well
as in the Oracle OC4J documentation, as YES. Then I was asked Can I guarantee that all web traffic to the
web server is ONLY going through the Apache front-end and not doing an
end-around by using the Orion listener as a ”back door”? I’m assuming he wanted to disable the
Orion listener to force the Apache front end as the sole point of contact… I’ve checked the Orion and Orionserver web
sites, as well as the Oracle OC4J doc, and I can’t find how to do this … Either I missed it (VERY probably the case)
or it’s not possible… Any advice on how to do this would be
appreciated. By the way … I’m very pleased that Oracle has identified
this outstanding product exists and managed to persuade the Ironflare developers
to let Oracle acquire the right to incorporate it into IAS9i. I missed Java One. Does anyone have a web site where this quote
is listed? I think Larry Ellison said it best, when, at Java One, he
said … "We have thrown out literally all of our old Java
code. The reason we threw away all
of our old J2EE implementations is we had to build a high performance, scaleable version of J2EE. We think that this
is a huge breakthrough for the entire Java community because it addresses the
single biggest threat to Java, which is performance." It sounds like him!! Don aka Bubba |
