Here is how I think it works.
The system registers the fully qualified classnames at the server side when
starting the server. Yes, I'm assuming that fqnames are registered.
When the client container starts, the client-application.xml is loaded and
the system checks whether it can find
I have a feeling that this is not orion-specific (websphere ie tomcat does this too)
if you have any spaces between and % then you will encounter this problem.
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I have an interesting little problem. I am using the Jakarta input:textarea
... tags inside an
Scott,
Thanks for the tip, but in this case I went back and ensured that there were
no spaces between. Still have the same issue.
- E
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From: SCOTT FARQUHAR [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 6:13 AM
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Ernie,
I just had an idea. Why don't you put the whole string in the scriplet,
so instead of
input:textarea name=comment%= orderItem.getOrderItemID()%
you'd have
input:textarea name=%= comment + orderItem.getOrderItemID() %
That way you just avoid the whole thing.
Jeff.
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Jeff Hubbach
Sorry, it was rushed when I sent the original
message and forgot to include this information...
Anyway, I'm using Orion 1.4.5 'out of the box' and
struts 1.0-b2, also 'out of the box'.
I'm getting two distinct error messages - one is
that the jndi protocol is not recognized (due to
In my application I am not able to use the local
classes in my jsp. Whenever I put in:
%@ page import=com.theseus.* %
I get:
Error parsing JSP page /m2/pagetwo.jsp
Syntax error in source/pagetwo.jsp.java:5: Package
com.theseus not found in import.
import com.theseus.*;
^
1 error
I
Hello,
This is a deployment question for entity beans. The database that we are
working on can potentially be changed/updated outside the ejb container.
After reading the documentation I found that we need to specify in the
orion-ejb-jar.xml a flag
exclusive-write-access=false
in the
Thanks to all for the suggestions. I have two work arounds, thanks to ideas
from the list. However, I was looking to see if anyone could tell whether
the specification dealt with how this should be handled, or if it was
nebulous, or if it was specifically left up to the implementer to decide. I
Struts doesn't work out of the box with Orion versions prior to 1.4.8.
The message resources problem is that when re-implementing the
ResouceBundle (for reasons nobody on the struts list could tell me),
Struts used a method on the Orion classloader that was not implemented
(getResourceAsStream).
copy lyou modified orior-ejb-jar.xml file (or create your own) from the
deployment directory to you development ejb META-INF directory. So now your
ejb directory should look like this:
META-INF
|
- ejb-jar.xml
- orion-ejb-jar.xml
remake your ejb jar.
remake your war and ear files
deploy as
Thanks Sean, the upgrade to 1.5.1 (from 1.4.5) does
in fact give me 'out of the box' struts capability.
Chad Stansbury
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To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 10:16
AM
Subject: RE: Struts help?
Chad,
Hi,
When I try to -shutdown or -shutdown force, it hangs
on SuSE Linux 7.1. But it works fine on SuSE Linux
7.0. Anyone please can help.
Ami
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I believe that you should have your package (jar) in the orion/lib
directory,
from your message it seems that you have it in WEB-INF/classes. That
directory is usually for servlets.
Eric.
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From: Joe Fair [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 7:57 AM
I have the following in the same method inside a session bean
1 - Get a datasource using the EJB Datasource lookup
2 - Get a connection using this datasource
3 - Write a JDBC query to delete some rows
4 - Call the remove method in an Entity bean
What is happening is that the JDBC call is not
Hi Atul,
I think this feature is application server dependent and not a part of the
J2EE specs. Please correct me if I am wrong.
I know that Orion and WebLogic provide this option to specify that it has
exclusive access to the database (table) for performance improvements. Other
app servers
I need to launch Orion, wait for the Orion initialization to complete, and
then launch a browser window. Does anyone have experience with something
similar or ideas about how to do this?
Thanks,
Andrew
I believe that you should have your package (jar) in the orion/lib
directory,
from your message it seems that you have it in WEB-INF/classes. That
directory is usually for servlets.
Eric.
Just to point out that per Official Sun Servlets 2.2 / Jsp 1.1
Specifications, all jsp and servlets inside
Hello,
I downloaded Orion 1.4.5 and it works fine out of the box.
Then I autoupdated it to 1.5.1 but it throws the following exception.
I tried both updating the configuration files (answering all 'y') and
not doing it (answering all 'n').
Also tried with Sun's SDK 1.2.2 and IBM's 1.3.0.
Any
Ciao Marcello :)
It appears that you still have the old JAXP1.0 XML processor in the
classpath.
Check program files (win32) or whatever on linux for /Jaxp1.0.1.
In particular, the old parser.jar and jaxp.jar. Once you take those
out of the classpath, orion should start fine.
If you're actually
Hi Tim,
I had this problem a while back and I ended up tracing it back to the
java crypto extensions. Are you getting a whole bunch of errors from
your VM? What is your session bean doing?
On 24 May 2001 01:18:12 -0600, Tim McCune wrote:
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Title: JSP Compilation error.
Hello,
I'm trying to ad some XML functions to a .JSP file and I believe it is causing a compilation error. The problem is - I'm not sure where the error is - the compile seems to fail w/o giving any indication of what is wrong. Is there a log to check, or a
Hi,
I have the following in the same method inside a session bean
1 - Get a datasource using the EJB Datasource lookup
This is the correct way to do it. Are your ejb's using the EJB
Datasource lookup? Check in you orion-ejb.xml
What is happening is that the JDBC call is not using the
Hello,
Does anyone knows that what Java tools, libraries are currently supporting
XML schema and XLL.
Is there resources for me to look up for using SOAP using Java?
Thanks alot.
Regards,
Yeoman
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I'm not getting any other error messages from either Orion or my
client JVM, although the CPU is chugging like crazy for a bit before
the StackOverflowError. My ejbCreate method is one line long,
basically
public void ejbCreate(String s) {
Would anybody dare to guess (or knows!) what criteria is used by Orion
to determine what objects in a JSP page are saved when application shuts
down?
I have a few different objects in a JSP page. They all implement
Serializable,
but serialization is called only on one type.
Why would it not get
Kesav,
Do you mean to have the URL:
http://localhost/vms/servlet/Logout?fileName=blah;JSESSIONID=x
??
It looks like you have a semicolon where an ampersand should be:
http://localhost/vms/servlet/Logout?fileName=blahJSESSIONID=x
The correct method of separating multiple URL parameters
Yes...drop SOAP and use XML-RPC. Faster and lighter and NOT a Microsoft
solution.
www.xml-rpc.org
also
Brett McGlaughlin's book Java and XML.
Regards,
the
elephantwalker
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Which JVM and Orion version are you using?
Definately wierd, good luck :)
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I'm not getting any other error messages from either Orion or my
client JVM, although the CPU is chugging like crazy for
xerces gives initial support for xml schema.
You can use apache SOAP or axis for all SOAP access in java.
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From:
Su, Yi
To: Orion-Interest
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 8:01
PM
Subject: RE: HELP! 1.4.5 and JMS
Hello,
Does anyone knows
Checkout http://www.soapware.org/directory/4/implementations.
The url pretty much describes what you will find.
As for XML Schema and XLL. W3C's site actually
lists some useful links.
http://www.w3.org/XML/Schema
http://www.w3.org/XML/Linking
Here are some other XLL/XSD links.
Hi, the elephantwalker,
Thank you for your
suggestion.
Could you also enlight me what Java
packages available supporting XML Schema and
XLL?
Regards,
Su
Yi
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