Oisin,
Here's a URL inside Orion's site that has a description of the
orion-application.xml file:
http://www.orionserver.com/docs/orion-application.xml.html
If you still have questions and know how to read a dtd, you can look at
the dtd for this file. It's at:
http://www.orionserver.com/dtds/orion-application.dtd
If this is the documentation you have already looked at and are not
satisfied with, then I suggest you go browse through Oracle's
documentation of OC4J. I've looked at some of it, and it seems to be
clearer than Orion's own documentation to a point.
Jeff.
On Thu, 13 Sep 2001 12:58:11 +0100
"OMurchu, Oisin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm having a problem deploying to Orion, which causes the deployment
> time to increase over time, and eventually the jvm orion is in to run
> out of memory. Basically, I'm using ANT to deploy, calling the Orion
> admin tool (com.evermind.client.orion.OrionConsoleAdmin) and passing the
> relevant parameters into it. The EAR file I'm deploying includes a lib
> directory, with all of the required extra jar files in it (utilities,
> etc). In order for orion to use these when loading a bean, I put the
> line <library path="../lib"/> into orion-application.xml, between the
> <persistence/> and <principals/> tag. Orion does indeed load up the jar
> files as expected, so that works.
> The problem is that each time I deploy, the number of <library
> path="../lib"/> tags at least doubles, and at one stage I was left with
> over 500 <library path="../lib"/> tags in the orion-application.xml
> file. At this stage, the server slowed to a crawl, and either took
> several minutes to load up the beans, or else crashed.
> Has anybody come across this behaviour? And what can I do about it?
>
> And does anybody know of a good source of documentation on the various
> configuration options available for Orion, as I find it is poorly
> documented in all areas. Maybe the people at IronFlare could get their
> act together from counting all the money from Oracle, and produce a
> decent, (even semi-)professional set of documentation.
>
> Regds.,
>
> Ois�n.
>
