If the same EJB application is running on lets say two servers, and are
sharing the same datasource. Do I have to configure the orion-ejb-
jar.xml and set the exclusive-write-access=false for every entity
deployment (on both servers) sharing the datasource, to avoid
inconsistency in the
Put and Get is deprecated, use session.setAttribute(foo)/
session.getAttribute(foo) instead.
/Linus
On Sunday, March 17, 2002, at 04:55 PM, Stephen Davidson wrote:
Hi Michael.
The following line in your servlets should handle you;
request.getSession().put(keyObject, valueObject);
One solution would be to write a client-application which contains a
timer and timertasks. The client could for example send a JMS message to
a MDB which triggers an event.
The client could be autostarted together with your application (most
app-servers has a way of doing this). In this way
Updating from 1.5.2 to 1.5.4
Everything seems to work just fine except for one thing. When I use a Filter mapped to one of my servlets a strange error occures. Orion throws a
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/servlet/Config
In my code I have no references to that class. And for all I know
Hi
Im having a propblem sending a POST to a servlet in orion Im trying to
send a POST from a PDA with Windows CE installed The servlet just
parses the stream and stores the content in a database When the POST is
submitted, everything after the 100 Continue response is being stored
in the
According to the atlassian owerview over orion classloaders, it should
be possible to use the Class-Path: attribute in your manifest file of
your .jar file, orion should load those classes. I´ve tried but never
got it to work, it seems orion ignoring the Class-Path: attribute (this
works on
You could either edit the orion-ejb-jar.xml. And change the generated
SQL, but this will be overwritten next time orion is started. Another
way is to specify a finder query in your EJBHome inteface like this:
String findByRecipient_query = Message.recipient = $1;
Collection
Hello
I want to use log4j together with my application.
I.e I want all my servlets, jsps, ejbs and clients toshare the same
logfiles.
I've implemented log4j according to the tip the
atlassian guy gave (don't remember his name).Put the log4j.jar in
orion/lib, add libary path="config" to
I am wondering if Orion executes the application
clients stated as auto-start in orion-application.xml in separate threads? one
for each client?
I have three clients in my application, one
initclient which populates the db first time the app is started, one schedular
and one client
Does anyone know why the request.getHeaderNames() returns the
headernames as uppercase in orion?
regards
/Linus
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