Hi,
Yes it is. But you have to play with mod_rewrite as mod_proxy just allows you
to redirect directories. Combining both modules you can select certaing types
of files, but be careful as mod_rewite is somtimes tricky.
D.
Hello,
I recently started up Orion on 127.0.0.1:8090 with apache
Hi Ted,
Something like that happened to me recently, and it turns development
into a tedious task as you have to re-login every time. The usual cause,
as you mentioned, is that you probably store something in some session
or in the context that is not serializable. The fact that you can store
it
Hi George,
I don't know about EJB, as we don't use them, but having an extra table to
represent an n-m relationship is a well stablished technique when designing
relational databases. AFAIK there's no other way to do that while providing
db-enforced consistency and avoiding redundancy. You
Hi,
I've implemented a couple of applications that stored files inside the
database using the Oracle thin driver (we never use any driver type but
the thin). To do so we just used LONG RAW columns and getBinaryStream()
and setBinaryStream(). Even though we also used
ZipInputStream/ZipOutputStream
Hi,
I've never tried using FORM based authentication, but if orion uses the forward
mechanism to redirect the request to the login page, I think I remember there is
a method to get the original request URL when you do so... let me see... no, I
can't seem to find it in the spec. I've just found
Hi (third try to the list, first ones didn't make it),
I haven't got a single answer, so I'm wondering if nobody is using Orion
JMS or this mailing list is playing funny with me. Has anybody
configured and used Orion JMS? Could somebody please elaborate on the
steps necessary to get this thing
Hi,
I'm having a pretty strange problem with a JSP page, the error I'm
getting is somethinh like:
500 Internal Server Error
Error parsing JSP page /nav/HOMRSV.jsp
Syntax error in source
/nav/HOMRSV.jsp.java:7330: No variable orionserver defined in class
Hi Joni,
Thank you very much for you info. It actually sounds as I thought it
would when I looked at it, some time ago. Unfortunately, I had already
implemented our own framework and I decided not to go for JAAS until
these points that you mention are solved.
Things that, IMHO, are lacking in
Hi Holden,
I'm afraid I can't help you much, as I also tried unsuccesfully to get
Cocoon 1.8.2 to work with Orion. In ended up using 1.8.0 which at least
works. I think the problem lies in the different XML parsers that both
products use. With the previous version of Cocoon you had some ways of
Hi,
I haven't looked much into SiteMesh, but, just looking at the overview,
it seems to me that you still have to generate the content of the
different sites that you want to mesh, and if they look totally
different then you are out of luck.
We are using the same approach that Jeff is talking
I don't know what the others do, but we split different projects in
different servers(orion instances), as we want to be able to stop/start
applications without affecting the rest. Now that hot deployment is
becoming a reality, we might start concentrating them using different
applications inside
Hi Tomas,
AFAIK, you can't do what you want to do, as sessions are not shared
between different applications.
When you try...
disp=context.getRequestDispatcher(/app2/app2.jsp);
disp.forward(request,response);
from inside your app1 application, you are really forwarding to
/app1/app2/app2.jsp,
Development on Windows (95/NT) and production on SunOS and Digital Unix,
but we have even tested it on OpenVMS :).
Cheers,
D.
Johan Fredriksson wrote:
Development on win2k and production on Solaris.
Johan
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To:
Hi Jeff,
As I mentioned in a previous post, we are also using XSLT in our
applications (we've implemented around 10 so far). We already tried
different approaches, namely Oracle Application Server PLSQL Cartridge, JDBC
servlets, JSP + JDBC Servlets, JSP + EJB, as things were evolving. The story
Hi,
As we have also rolled our own solution, I'll just add my two cents.
As Tim, we found that the existing frameworks didn't fit quite well into
what we wanted to do, (that was even before Struts was created) and as
we wanted to integrate other features...
Following the Model 2-controller
Eummm,
www.orionserver.com works fine for me. OTOH, I haven't heard of
www.orionserver.bea.com. Is this the BEA version of Orion (WebOrionLogic)? ;)
(Warning, that was joke! just in case someone didn't get it :) )
D.
Joseph B. Ottinger wrote:
Orion's web site is still up? Every time I go to
orceWebApp" root="/taskforce"/
(server.xml)
application name="taskforce" path="../applications/taskforce.ear" /
2) the directory structure (see above)
Thanks,
Olivier
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[mailto:[EM
gnates ips that are allowed/now allowed to access the
application. Its simple enough to do.
Thanks.
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Sent: Monday, April 09, 2001 3:28 AM
To: Orion-Interest
Subject: Re: During develo
5 minutes, then
reported a time out.
Thanks.
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Balearic Islands University
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Hi Oliver,
Last week I was plating with the same thing and I was successful with
pretty much the same configuration that you have, except that in
application.xml I set the context root to /
(context-root//context-root). Which error are you getting ? 404? Can
you see your .ear file unpackaged?
Hi Mohan,
If you mean that you want to have two different orion instances running,
you just have to copy the configuration files to some other directory,
modify the paths and ports appropriately so they don't collide and then
start orion with the option "-config
onded.
Dan
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Balearic Islands University
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? I mean is there
any setting to persist the sessions across deployments?
Thank you for your help,
Dan
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Balearic Islands University
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Marcel
, you have to roll your own, but I
wish I hadn't to.
Just my 2ec,
Dan
PD: BTW, we are not a porn site either ;), just tired of copy/pasting
the same security routines over and over and...
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Computer Cente
Hi,
I've been using Xalan for quite a long time and whenever I used
xsl:import href="fileName.xsl"/, it always used the directory where
the xsl was located as base directory, NOT the the working directory.
This includes Xalan 1.2.x versions as I haven't upgraded to 2.0 yet. So
I would say Xalan
Hi all,
Well, I played a lot with my certificate, test certificates blah, blah,
blah and the final answer is NO. You cannot, AFAIK, use an existing
certificate unless you generated the request with keytool and you kept
the keystore. The key point is that when you generate a certificate
request,
Hi Paul,
We have already done with Oracle what you are asking for. As someone
else pointed out, we just use a servlet that gets the images from the
database using java.sql.ResultSet.getBinaryStream(). This servlet gets
the image, sets the content type accordingly and then just writes the
image
As I've got no answer at all. Should I just suppose you cannot get Orion
to work with SSL with an already created certificate by Verisign? Did
the message just get lost somehow? Help, somebody? :)
Thanks,
Dan
Daniel Lopez wrote:
Hi,
I've already browsed the list archive and I've seen
SSLv1, it works fine with Apache. So, is there any log
file where I can get a more specific error message? Have I forgotten to
do something? Any hints?
TIA,
Dan
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Web Services
Computer Center
Balearic Islands University
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