how to allow certain IPs to access my directory

Hi All. This is my first post. I would like to allow only certain IPs to access some of my site. I know that can be done in orion-web.xml using "access-mask/ip-access", but I believe it can only be applied to the whole application. What I want to do is to block IPs only to a certain directory.

remote access to aplication.

Hi, I have an application with a user manager class configure in orion-application.xml. I need access from application client to this application but if the class of user manager is defined I can't user the default admin login and passwd. My problem is that I need to have defined

Re: hot redeployment - how to preserve session state?

I tried to use the hot-deploy just for development to not always have to restart Orion and log in. To only have to restart the server when classes change which are stored in the session would be better than on every little change during bug fixing... On this list I read about people using

Problem using basic authentication and WAP toolkit.

Hi. I have been using Orion's basic authentication to secure parts of our website without any problems. (See http://kb.atlassian.com/content/atlassian/howto/securingdirectory.html): We are now going to build the same functionality for WAP but the basic authentication doesn't work as expected. I

java.lang.InternalError: Illegal removing from cache

Whilst doing an ejbRemove on a BMP EJB I get the following exception. It would appear that the deletion from the database is successful, but is then rolled back. Has anyone got any ideas about this? Thanks in advance - Tom (Orion 1.5.2, SQL Server, Win 2000) java.lang.InternalError: Illegal

Re: hot redeployment - how to preserve session state?

Hi Peter, We use hot-deployment in production, to be able to update the application without losing all the sessions. But you have to configure Orion explicitly to keep the session state, as it is disabled by default. On the other hand, we also us it during development, but if you update the

Very strange behavour

This is perhaps not an orion fault but it is very strange.. I am using o4j 1.0.2.2; my client is an applet using ie 5.5 and jre 1.3.0. Sometimes happens that the client (applet) can't retriveve a file from the o4j server, but the file in fact is always there, the url is correct and this

Re: Application Client JMS

Hi, no, it is an application client, i.e. a normal Java - Applikation. I´d like to write a small Swing - app which monitors the messaging. I´m using Orion´s JMS. I want the application to look up an existing Topic on the server via JNDI and post / receive messages to / from this Topic. thanks,

Re: hot redeployment - how to preserve session state?

Hi you all, i have a question. I have an oracle data-source configured on a 1.5.2 orion server. Here you are: data-sourcesdata-source class="com.evermind.sql.DriverManagerDataSource" name="IMS" location="jdbc/IMSCoreDS" xa-location="jdbc/xa/IMSXADS" ejb-location="jdbc/IMSDS"

Re: MQSeries as JMS provider?

Look into the archives. Some time back Kaseman, Mark T has submitted his code for MQ-Series JMS integration. I am attaching his code and mail again I wanted to write an MVS Batch COBOL program

RE: java.lang.InternalError: Illegal removing from cache

Same happend to me some time ago. Ensure your PK class is ok and you overrides equals() and hashcode(). I had a copy and paste error in equals which caused the issue. (Yeah, I know, copy and paste is not a design pattern ;). Jens | -Original Message- | From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] |

RE: IllegalStateException

Well ... usually I avoid issues such as yours by calling the scheduled operations from an external system. Although orion allows user threads other EJB Containers don't. Also I have noticed that Orion looses from time to time it's JNDI Context by doing so. Bottom line: Don't use user threads.

RE: long sessions

The only real disadvantage is that you are making your memory footprint larger, but that can cause other sorts of situations (OutOfMemoryExceptions, making garbage collection take longer and potentially eat up more CPU, etc). Of course you could always just increase the memory allocated to the

Re: long sessions

We use this object to check if a visitor has logged into the web site or not Using HttpSession for checking definitatively whether that user has logged in or not won't work. The HttpSession will still be associated with that user's browser if and only if they use the same browser. If

Re: how to allow certain IPs to access my directory

Hi Takeo, Wehn we came across this issue, we wrote our own servlet filter as IP based security is not defined in the JDK spec and then, even if you fin a solution like the one you ask, it will be orion-specific and non-portable. On the other hand, if you write your filter carefully, you can