----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2000 3:04
PM
Subject: RE: EJB with JSP directly
Hi there
Its possible to call EJBs
directly from the JSP pages, but why dont you want to do that from Tags? So
much nicer than filling up your jsp's with scriptlets? The taglibs are there,
just grab them and use them..
But yeah, its fully possible to call EJBs directly from your
page of course..
Could it be possible that its your setup that makes the
strange shutdown happend? It sounds very strange, and I've never seen anything
like it..
All uncaught exceptions can be found in the applications log
file, so if you are using the defaultwebapp, you find the log under
/orion/logs/
This sounds serious. You should really post this to bugzilla
at the Orion site, and try to get in contact with [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(please notice that they handle paying customers first hand).
WR
> -----Original Message-----
>
From: Mehra, Shelly (CRD) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: den 3 oktober 2000 15:59
> To:
Magnus Rydin
> Subject: EJB with JSP
directly
>
>
>
> Dear
Magnus
> I wanted to ask
this question from you that whether its
> possible
to call EJB's directly from
> JSP's or Orion has no
option for that. If there exists one,
> would
you please guide me in that
> direction. I to
start with, don't want to use layer of
>
EJB-taglibs and I am not goign to use layed
> of
web-beans as then I ahve to do development on two fronts
> which does not make sense at all......
> So, I wnated to really ask for help on this issue. I have
> been using JBuilder and starting Orion
> through it. I tried calling EJB methods directly
from JSP's
> and first page and default pages
work
> but when I try calling one JSP page from
another one, the
> orion server shuts down and it
seems that
> it is unable to find that jsp being
called from another JSP.....
> What I don't understand why it does
not give any error
> message instead of just
shutting down
> like that... Is there any option I
need to set for getting
> errors at all
stages. I have using Orion
> for the first
time and that is why I ma not familiar with
> many
facets of its capabilities. I have
> been
driven crazy for this and I really woudl like to know
> what is goign on...? I woudl really
> appreciate your help.
>
> Thank you.
>
Shelly
>
>
