The reason you are probably getting remote access denied from the Mysql server, is
that the grant tables must be set up with the com address (www.something.com) and
localhost. If you are using mysql, I strongly recommend picking up Mysql by Paul
DuBois (see page 429, A Privileged puzzle), and perhaps the O'Rielly book.
-----Original Message-----
From: Koster, K.J. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2001 6:00 AM
To: Orion-Interest
Subject: RE: Datasource confusion
Dear All,
I've nailed the problem. I removed the datasource definition from the
ejb-jar.xml and placed one in ~orion/config/data-sources.xml. After
rebuilding the application I stopped Orion, wiped out the
~orion/application-deployments directory, and restarted Orion.
I now get remote access denied errors from the database server, which is
good. :-)
>
> This line jdbc:mysql://luggage/log is not complete and
> consider mysql local.
>
Umm. Well, this is the precise URL that I use now. Just for the record, the
database server is named "luggage" and the database is called "log". MySQL
server is running on the default port, so I don't have to specify that.
Thanks for the quick responses. I'm going away now to get some harder
problems for you to help me with. :-)
<off-topic>
Ah, while I'm on the line: I tried finding information about JMS, but all I
can find are tutorials for local examples. I want to set up a message queue
between two machines. I'd like to know a little about the implementation of
JMS, so that I can get an idea about performance pitfalls and such.
</off-topic>
Kees Jan
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