From my recent investigation on jndi and orion, I would suggest the
following approach:
On servers 1 and 3, add a line in the orion/config/rmi.xml like
<server host="server2.my.com" username="adminUser" password="123abc" />
Server 1 must also have jar file(s) with the interface classes of all the
ejb's that it will be referencing. One location that works is in orion/lib.
The orion/config/data-sources.xml holds the url to each data source. This
will be specific to whatever database and host you are using. There should
be plenty of examples in the mail archives.
Regards,
Earl
At 11:24 4/10/2001 -0700, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>Any thoughts on the following would be GREATLY APPRECIATED!
>
>I have an Orion EJB/Servlet/JSP application I am attempting to configure to
>run on several different machines. Each machine will perform a different
>function:
>
>Machine 1 = Orion Web container for Servlets/JSP
>Machine 2 = Orion EJB Server for two separate EJB Jar files
>Machine 3 = Orion EJB Server for a third EJB Jar file
>Machine 4 = Database
>
>My question:
>Does anyone know the process for configuring Orion for such a multi-machine
>setup?
>Do you deploy all files to each machine and then set up the JNDI.properties
>file to tell the server which machine to execute files from?
>Or, do you only install the files to be executed on each machine (i.e. only
>the EJB-JAR file?
>If so, how do the other machines access files that are not located locally
>in the Orion classpath? Dynamic class loading?
>
>ANY HELP or pointers to a reference would be GREAT!!
>
>Thanks,
>Josh Motto
>
>
>
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Earl Marwil
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