> well,
>
> here go my 2c's...
>
> - For part two i would suggest you implement a session
> listener in which
> you can code all the stuff you want to do on session init.
>
> - for part three the best option is a filter.
>
> Aniket
>
I'll second that. And besides that, I think you should avoid coding directly
to orion classes. So don't override anything in orion's JSPServlet.
Perhaps you should start by reading the servlet 2.3 and jsp 1.2 spec from
sun, they describe everything compliant containers should provide. The
obvious advantage being that your app will run under orion and tomcat alike
(that is, when tomcat will have implemented the same version as orion does).
Marcel
>
>
>
> At 03:42 AM 4/17/2001, you wrote:
> >Hi all.
> >I am new to the orion/JSP/EJB sort of paradigm.
> >Anyways, I am attempting to migrate a substantially
> >sized GSP(Gnu Server Pages)/JServ application to the Orion
> platform for
> >evaluation. I have a lot of functionality in place which relies on
> >hooks present in GSP which do not seem to be obviously present in
> >JSP/Orion. Namely when using the JSP facilites of Orion I need hooks
> >into the following:
> >
> >*when the servlet is loaded
> > -it seems that I have to overide the init method of
> > the Orion JSPServlet. HOwever, how do i indicate that
> > my application should use this new subclassed servlet
> > to handle JSP requests?
> >
> >
> >*when the session is created per user
> > -in GSP there is a sessionStart() hook.
> >
> >*when the request is recieved before it is handed
> > to the JSP for further processing.
> > -in GSP there is a requestStart() hook
> >
> >I also have a fair amount of custom code doing session
> >persistence among multiple servers. Is there a particular
> >interface thgat I could wrap my code with so Orion would
> >use this stuff to do its session handling.
> >
> >These are probably stupid questions but I just started looking at
> >JSP/Tomcat/Orion
> >a couple of days ago and I am finding the amount of
> configuration a bit
> >daunting. Thanks. toph
>
>
>
