I did something like this, because I had my own classes I would create
that were used by Servlets, but not exclusively. All I did was specify
the path in my system CLASSPATH environment variable. As long as that was
specified in the environment that Orion started in, it seemed to work just
hi!
i just wondered if there are any plans in supporting the WebDav protocol -
or would you recommend using apache as frontend and orion as backend in that
case?
thanks
joe peer
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I have used a few and am currently evaluating jturbo and am considering
purchasing it
www.jturbo.com
I had problems with opta2000 and orion, on the driver side.
Hope that helps
Fiona
Joe Peer wrote:
Hi everybody!
sorry for this off topic message, but i know that this list is used
I frequent the Orion web site daily looking for information. And
frequently, it's down. The computer itself is not down, because I can ping
it and I can scan it (see below), but the web server (which I assume is the
Orion server) is, many times, not running. Is this representative of the
I have multiple WAR modules that both use a common servlet. I noticed that
the ATM example duplicates its taglib JAR files in the atm-wap and atm-web
modules. Should I be duplicating the Java class files for the servlet in
the different WAR modules as well?
What is the difference between the war-module context paths (the URL paths)
that are specified in application.xml (context-root="...") and
default-web-site.xml (root="...")? If I've already specified it in the
J2EE-standard way, must I do it again in default-web-site.xml?
Assuming that I
OK list i need help.
This is kind of subtle so please read the whole message before responding. This
certainly points to something I do not understand about Orion data-source
configuration.
I am getting an error from Oracle upon table creation. Here is the text of the
error back from Orion:
containers, Orion, Jboss, Dynamo, is either very limited or impossible.
At
this point I have dropped back to the old editor/makefile/external
debugger
method of development using emacs/ant/and one of a number of external
debuggers, none of which are that much better then System.out.println().
That I understand. What I Don't get is why its needed? If I set up a cluster
of front-end jsp/servlet, and a cluster of ejb servers, because they are all
using Orion, I want my front-end servlets to access the middle-tier ejbs.
For this..do I need JNDI properties to find the EJBs? Or..as I think
How are you autostarting your bean? Is it operating as a daemon within
Orion or is it a Servlet?
Sorry I could not help with your post
Thanks,
Cory
At 12:54 AM 11/15/00 -0500, Vidur Dhanda wrote:
Hello,
I didn't hear from anyone on this and have posted this as a bug against
1.4.4. --
Justen Stepka has kindly written this how-to about running Orion on FreeBSD.
http://www.orionsupport.com/articles/freebsd.html
-Joe Walnes
Title: ORMI provide DGC?
Does Orion's implementation of RMI (since it is not based on IIOP) provide
distributed garbage collection? If not, how are remote objects cleaned up
if a client terminates (without causing a SocketException in the connection
thread)?
Thank's
Andrej
Thanks for the comment Christan. In the past week I have found bugseeker.
Nice frount end to the JPDA API. This may just be the last part of what I was
looking for.
Thanks for all the comments.
john
On 17-Nov-00 Christian Sell wrote:
containers, Orion, Jboss, Dynamo, is either very limited
And I also frequently see that messages to this list get returned with a
"server unreachable" error.
john
On 19-Nov-00 Gerald Gutierrez wrote:
I frequent the Orion web site daily looking for information. And
frequently, it's down. The computer itself is not down, because I can ping
it and
i have been trying to autoupdate orion for sometime now
and have been unsuccessful. i am using 1.4.0 and trying
to get to 1.4.4. i use the java -jar autoupdate.jar to
update. the only thing that happens is the says:
"Sending fileinfo to server ", but no files get
updated. did something
Sorry for a very late reply,
Kemp seems to have a very lengthy, painful solution while the actual
workaround is just too simple. Somebody mentioned that the problem is in the
registry. Yes! He got it right. Just type REGEDIT and modify the current
version
as shown in the attachement. Look at the
I can not get the RoleManager. I have tried to use:
RoleManager roleMgr = (RoleManager)
(new InitialContext()).lookup( "java:comp/RoleManager" );
as I have seen others mention on the mailing list. No matter
what I try, I get only the NameNotFoundException. What is the
trick to getting
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