Hi
There,
Just a nice easy
question - I was wondering if somebody could tell me if there is a way to
specify the location of the transaction.log file.
By default this is
placed at:
ORION-HOME/persistence/transaction.log
I've have a look
through all the configuration files, but the
Hi,
I have 2 0rion 1.5.2 servers in the same cluster island.
A session created on server 1 is correctly replicated on server 2,
but a session created on server 2 is not replicated on server 1 !
When I restart server 1, the management console displays that all sessions
from server 2 are
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hi all,
i have some weird behaviour, perhaps someone knows the solution:
when i'm posting a form with german umlauts to the servlet-engine,
the umlauts are lost in the processing, when using the blackdown
or sun-jdks under linux. with the ibm jdk,
Title: How to handle multiple developers
I was wondering how do u guys wrap up an application and store it when u have multiple developers coding for the same app?
-joseph
Joseph Faisal Nusairat, Sr. Applications Developer
WorldCom
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a argument when you start the server
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Hi
There,
Hi everyone, if there is anyone that can give me a hand I would really
appreciate it.
My Problem is that I have an application developed using orion and I works
great but we are trying to set up multiply test environments using different
database instances. My questions is can you set up one
When all sessions disappear check to see if there was an orion exception
at the same time. I am experiencing the same problem but there is an
internal orion exception the moment everything stops working. Bug #687
on bugzilla covers my problem, but I haven't had any luck getting
IronFlare to take
Title: RE: How to handle multiple developers
I actuallly meant more in terms of storing the class files and then jaring them together.
DO u all just store them on a shared drive instead?? And then alll jar em???
Joseph Faisal Nusairat, Sr. Applications Developer
WorldCom
tel: 614-723-4232
Mike,
You can use different data-sources by using a different location name for
each data-source. You need to make sure that each data-source within your
data-sources file has a distinct location name.
You apps can use different data-sources.xml by including the
data-sources.xml path in your
Using CVS, I have each developer keep their own source tree and commit
changes to the repository on a regular basis. Then I have a fake user
(called test, or prod, or whatever) that I use to check out a source
tree whenever I get ready for a release. Prior to a release, I get all the
Mike,
Try running your program with the cluster debug flag add that
information to the bug report:
java -Dhttp.cluster.debug=true -jar orion.jar
This will give you much more information about what is happening under
the hood, and will allow IronFlare to fix much quicker.
Cheers,
Scott
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That's what we used to do also, however I now favor checking out the source
for a test build, having QA verify it, then I deploy the same .ear or .war
file to production. This ensures that what QA saw, prod gets; and it doesn't
leave the CVS repository in a state where people are forbidden to
Geoff,
Magnus Rydin told me that what they need are good examples for each bug so
that they are absolutely reproducible. If you look at some of the bugs that
are still open, these bugs don't have iron clad examples that are
reproducible.
So each of these bugs needs to be cleared...which means
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