how to get crimson working?
Looks like this is a little problem. I know that there are several xml parser problems with orion. I want to use crimson (the latest Jan 30 version) on orion because the sax 2 parser is about 4 times faster than xerces. The class clash problem with the sax 1 implementations used by orion will always clash with a sax 2 parser. This usually manifests itself with a "method not found" error. Has anybody gotten the latest crimson to run with orion? What class paths are necessary for orion to run, so I can front-end my parser jar's before the offending sax 1 jar's? And to the orion developers...please use the latest jaxp to abstract the parser calls, and please upgrade to sax 2. Sax 1/Dom 1 are almost dead now, so its time to upgrade. regards, The elephantwalker
Error deserializing session
Hello all, What does the following error mean? It looks more like a warning, since I did not encounter any abnormal behavior with orion. Is it serious? What might have caused it? Error deserializing session: java.io.WriteAbortedException: Writing aborted by e xception; java.io.NotSerializableException: com.evermind.sql.ak
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Re: how to get crimson working?
Orion 1.4.8 will take care of that, I am told. On Sun, 8 Apr 2001, elephantwalker wrote: Looks like this is a little problem. I know that there are several xml parser problems with orion. I want to use crimson (the latest Jan 30 version) on orion because the sax 2 parser is about 4 times faster than xerces. The class clash problem with the sax 1 implementations used by orion will always clash with a sax 2 parser. This usually manifests itself with a "method not found" error. Has anybody gotten the latest crimson to run with orion? What class paths are necessary for orion to run, so I can front-end my parser jar's before the offending sax 1 jar's? And to the orion developers...please use the latest jaxp to abstract the parser calls, and please upgrade to sax 2. Sax 1/Dom 1 are almost dead now, so its time to upgrade. regards, The elephantwalker
RE: how to get crimson working?
Hani, Looks like Jim Carroll's post on March 21, I was able to get crimson rolling. Here's how (its ugly but it works): delete parser.jar delete jaxp.jar get the latest distribution of xalan. This should have xerces.jar for 1.30. Replace the xalan.jar and xerces.jar with the latest files from xalan. Copy the latest crimson.jar into orion/lib directory. Copy the jaxp.jar from the crimson distribution into the orion directory. restart orion. Crimson now works. I haven't tried xalan...but we don't use xalan because its so slow. We are using crimson with jdom to do our xml conversions, since its so much faster than xalan. Regards, The elephantwalker -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Hani Suleiman Sent: Sunday, April 08, 2001 6:40 AM To: Orion-Interest Subject: Re: how to get crimson working? Orion 1.4.8 will take care of that, I am told. On Sun, 8 Apr 2001, elephantwalker wrote: Looks like this is a little problem. I know that there are several xml parser problems with orion. I want to use crimson (the latest Jan 30 version) on orion because the sax 2 parser is about 4 times faster than xerces. The class clash problem with the sax 1 implementations used by orion will always clash with a sax 2 parser. This usually manifests itself with a "method not found" error. Has anybody gotten the latest crimson to run with orion? What class paths are necessary for orion to run, so I can front-end my parser jar's before the offending sax 1 jar's? And to the orion developers...please use the latest jaxp to abstract the parser calls, and please upgrade to sax 2. Sax 1/Dom 1 are almost dead now, so its time to upgrade. regards, The elephantwalker
How to start EJB development using Orion?
Hi all -- I'm new to EJB development, and am trying to start with Orion Server, but I'm having the hardest time figuring out how to even begin. I've written a bean and all the interfaces, which are all sitting in class files in the c:\java directory. I created a META-INF directory off of that, and created an ejb-jar.xml file in there. However, I can find *no* information about how to inform Orion about the existence of these files. I was trying to follow http://www.orionserver.com/tutorials/ejbtutorial.html, but it references a config/ejb.xml file which simply doesn't exist. I'm guessing it's old. Is there a simple step-by-step explanation of which files need to be modified, in what order, and what else I need to do to start doing development work? Am I better off just using a better (i.e. better supported and more completely documented) appserver? -- Chris
RE: How to start EJB development using Orion?
See http://www.jollem.com for two very useful primers for you. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Chris Bergstresser Sent: Monday, April 09, 2001 12:50 PM To: Orion-Interest Subject: How to start EJB development using Orion? Hi all -- I'm new to EJB development, and am trying to start with Orion Server, but I'm having the hardest time figuring out how to even begin. I've written a bean and all the interfaces, which are all sitting in class files in the c:\java directory. I created a META-INF directory off of that, and created an ejb-jar.xml file in there. However, I can find *no* information about how to inform Orion about the existence of these files. I was trying to follow http://www.orionserver.com/tutorials/ejbtutorial.html, but it references a config/ejb.xml file which simply doesn't exist. I'm guessing it's old. Is there a simple step-by-step explanation of which files need to be modified, in what order, and what else I need to do to start doing development work? Am I better off just using a better (i.e. better supported and more completely documented) appserver? -- Chris
Precompiling JSP files
Hi, Forgive me if this is a naieve question, but I'm new to Orion and new to JSP. I'm wondering if there is a way I can compile JSP pages one at a time on the command line without deploying them to the Orion server. All I want to do is verify that there are no Java errors in the page, so it doesn't really matter if the page has to get compiled again after it's deployed -- I just want an easier way to check my JSP code than deploying it and loading it in the web browser. Thanks.
During development, how to allow only a couple of ips, including my local system, to view the site?
Hi all, I would like to block out ALL ips from viewing my site (using my static ip) except for a few ips, which are from co-workers over the internet. Is this possible? If so, how? I read in the orion-web.xml.html file about ip-access tag, and when I tried it, it did block off all ips. But when I added when to allow it, such as "localhost" or my direct IP, sometimes it wouldn't allow it, and other times the browser sat and spun for about 5 minutes, then reported a time out. Thanks.
RE: Precompiling JSP files
I use netbeans/forte community edition ide. It is free, and has a server built-in. I use "execute" jsp page from the ide, and it will actually create the code, and fire up a browser to view the page. I am pretty sure you can download the jdwk or something-or-other from sun which provides a command line server for jsp's. But it doesn't actually create and compile the code unless you access the page from a browser. Regards, The Elephantwalker -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Frank LaRosa Sent: Sunday, April 08, 2001 9:02 PM To: Orion-Interest Subject: Precompiling JSP files Hi, Forgive me if this is a naieve question, but I'm new to Orion and new to JSP. I'm wondering if there is a way I can compile JSP pages one at a time on the command line without deploying them to the Orion server. All I want to do is verify that there are no Java errors in the page, so it doesn't really matter if the page has to get compiled again after it's deployed -- I just want an easier way to check my JSP code than deploying it and loading it in the web browser. Thanks.
parsePostData
I'm having some trouble parsing form data in a JSP page. I'm using this code: Hashtable ht = HttpUtils.parsePostData( request.getContentLength(), request.getInputStream() ); The result is always a Hashtable with a size of zero, even though there should be data in the form. I posted the form with form method="POST" action="myPage.jsp". Can anyone spot what I'm doing wrong? Thanks.
Re: How to start EJB development using Orion?
references that might be a help include: Sun's j2ee specification Servlet 2.2 spec JSP 1.1 spec I find that tutorials at www.jollem.com www.orionsupport.com are excellent. AFAIK all you need to do to inform orion of the existance of those files is to edit server.xml, to point to your root dir. eg. application name="taglib-test" path="..\applications\taglib-test" / You need application.xml in meta-inf. This is what you must inform orion of Application.xml contains references to your modules. eg. application display-nameTag Tutorial/display-name module web web-uritaglib-test-web/web-uri context-root//context-root /web /module module ejbejbdemo-ejb/ejb /module /application And the directory structure / /meta-inf/ /meta-inf/application.xml /taglib-test-web/ /taglib-test-web/web-inf/ /taglib-test-web/web-inf/web.xml /ejbdemo-ejb/ /ejbdemo-ejb/meta-inf/ /ejbdemo-ejb/meta-inf/ejb-jar.xml This is a quick overview (and may contain errors and omissions) Try the tutorials on orionsupport and jollem. [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/09/01 12:50pm Hi all -- I'm new to EJB development, and am trying to start with Orion Server, but I'm having the hardest time figuring out how to even begin. I've written a bean and all the interfaces, which are all sitting in class files in the c:\java directory. I created a META-INF directory off of that, and created an ejb-jar.xml file in there. However, I can find *no* information about how to inform Orion about the existence of these files. I was trying to follow http://www.orionserver.com/tutorials/ejbtutorial.html, but it references a config/ejb.xml file which simply doesn't exist. I'm guessing it's old. Is there a simple step-by-step explanation of which files need to be modified, in what order, and what else I need to do to start doing development work? Am I better off just using a better (i.e. better supported and more completely documented) appserver? -- Chris
