What you are doing by specifying one table is correcting a bug in Orion's
automatic table creation code that results from its lack of bi-directional
support (Orion wants to create a table for each side of the relationship.)
However, this won't give you bi-directionality, which you can easily
This is my fear as well, and why I am surprised by the generally favorable
reactions to this deal.
What will it mean for Orion, and specifically the licensing. Will everything
still be free, or will Oracle turn Orion into another WebLogic?
It feels a little like Microsoft just absorbed my
I use home interface methods to implement functionality like you describe.
For example, I have an Auction been, that has AuctionLineItems, each of
which has a reserve price (minimum acceptable bid.) To calculate the total
reserve amount of all items currently available at auction:
In
This might not be the solution you're looking for, but you could use ant and
specifiy your different deployments as different targets. This would at
least give you a central place to build from, and because ant knows about
.war packaging and supports FTP, theoretically (because I have not done
I have found the lack of bi-directional support very frustrating, and think
that it so impedes CMP functionality that it should be qualified as a bug,
and not a pending feature.
I also don't see what the big technical challenge in implementing it would
be.
If Orion is going to be this sluggish
Is there a way, from a client, to iterate
through all the open sessions in a web server?
I'm looking for something like
Context.listBindings(), but for sessions.
Ihave the feeling that this would be an
unacceptable security hole and so is not possible, but figured someone in 'the
ejbVoyager, available at http://sourceforge.net/projects/ejbvoyager/,
is an open-source, GNU Public License, java/swing client application,for
generic unit testing of entity and session enterprise java beans,rapid,
OO-style input of application test data, and general explorationof JNDI
e client.
- Original Message -
From: "Tim Endres" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Orion-Interest" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: "Reid Hartenbower" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, January 06, 2001 3:17 PM
Subject: Re: Globally available environment vars
Could you please elabo
Hi,
(And I preface this with 'as I understand it')
First, it's the app server's context, not the bean's. What parts of it you
get to see are determined by the principal/credential pair (and the roles
they connect you to, as defined on the app server) that you pass to the
context factory when
Hi.
ejbVoyager is a open-source, GNU General Public
License, jdk1.3/swing client applicationfor generic unit testing, via
reflection, of enitity and session EJBs. It has been tested with
WebLogic5.1 and 6 beta, and Orion 1.3.8 butshould run with any EJB1.1
container if you have the
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