Hi,
My Question is somehow related to this.
I hvae got Orion generated the specific xml descriptors (orion-XXX.xml).
Then I copied them to my development directory and packaged them in the EAR
file, each in the directory of its
J2EE standard one. (e.g. orion-ejb-jar.xml was located where
Hi,
You must enable server-to-server communication via RMI and specify the Third
EJB as a remote one in orion-application.xml. See doc: ejb-module
path=myEjbs.jar remote=true|false /
Check out www.orionsupport.com for further details on server-server
communication.
HTH,
Tibor
Hi,
h.put(Context.PROVIDER_URL,ormi://localhost:80/time);
Make sure that the RMI port is correct. The default is not 80, but 23791.
Check your orion dir/config/rmi.xml file for the port setting. If nothing
is specified, use 23791 (or nothing) instead of 80, like
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