Title: SV: Deploying a simple web site...
Reading the documentation? You gotta be
joking? :-)...Actually, I did read it again and found the link you posted.
Thanks.
Anh
- Original Message -
From:
Magnus
Rydin
To: Orion-Interest
Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2001
Good morning.
We are doing some experiments with Orion, and it looks very good.
We are looking for a (preferable open source) database with will work in a
production environment under Linux, but can also be used under Windows in a
development environment because not all developers we have, use
Title: SV: interbase database schema
hSQL (java based) that is shipped with Orion is very neat for development,
but probably not the best choice for a production environment.
In production I would recommend DB2 or Oracle.. Not open source, but trustworthy.
WR
-Ursprungligt
I had a similar problem with MySQL, which turned out to be related to the
auto-commit status of the table. This is a default
for non BDB tables in MySQL. I switched to PostgreSQL and this removed the
problem. Auto commit cannot be used as I was and you are using CMP.
Have a look in the
Hello list!
I am trying to configure my web app such that most of the pages will not
implement SSL (http) and a few will implement SLL (https). So far I have
been able to make an entire web app implement SSL (thanks to the
orionsupport site and this list's archive), but I cannot figure out how
Hi there,
I'm using orion 1.3.8 (with jdk1.3 on WinNT) and am using a custom
orion-application.xml.
When I try to deploy the app, I get the following error : "invalid
principals config URL: principals.xml for MyApp"
Both principals.xml and orion-application.xml are in the ejb/meta-inf
directory
Hi Jim
Great to see u back
I have to 2 questions-I hope u spare some of your precious time to answer
them
-- Is there any sample of Bean Managed Example with Orion somewhere?
-how can a PK class be deployed in a cmp bean
I have been trying to do it but it seems that Orion would not accept the
Where is the EJBUser bean. I found it in the orion.jar, so am I suppose to
just grab the needed classes and but them in my jar, or just place the needed
descriptions in my ejb-jar.xml?
Matt
Mike Cannon-Brookes wrote:
Have you deployed com.evermind.ejb.EJBUser and an entity bean in your app?
Hi,
We are developing a web application with orion as application server and sql
server as the database.
When i do stress test some time at get the following error.Can Some one say
why this is happening
in Jsp Exception com.evermind.server.http.HttpIOException: Connection reset
by peer: sock
Thanks for the response, I will give this a shot.
From: "Duffey, Kevin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: Orion-Interest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Orion-Interest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: Memory Leak
Date: Tue, 23 Jan 2001 18:57:03 -0800
First of all..are you releasing the reference to the
Just ran your tutorial, had no problems at all setting it up with Orion
1.4.5. Thank you, it was very informative.
Is it possible to do something like this if it spans multiple tables? What
if you had a 1-many relationship and a user could have many addresses. In
the database there would be a
Hi,
Could someone who succeeded in deploying the EJBUserManager please post a
step-by-step description of what to do. I'm having problems with it too.
Thanks in advance,
Marcel Schutte
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Matt Bauer
This is not specific to orion. I've seen it with weblogic as well. My theory
is that the browser (I suspect that it is explorer only) abruptly stops
reading a http response. The webserver is then left with a socket it can't
write to any longer.
Marcel
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From:
Thanks, Matt!
First of all, I meant the session to be alive unless he or she purposedly
closed the session.
The reason is that with a certain session timeout, if a user remains idle,
all the objects
defined in the session will not be available any more, which will result in
a NullPointerException
ACK
I meant host="[ALL]" not port=[ALL] !!!
Very tired from skiboarding all day...
On Wed, 24 Jan 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not quite sure what you are saying, but we are getting
somewhere...I got orion to bind to port 10080...I have it in 2 places
default-web-site.xml and
Title: orionsupport.com
Yes, www.orionsupport.com is down at the moment. I'm working on getting it back up; it should return (hopefully) a little later today (within two hours). Sorry I haven't responded to any emails sent to me about it; my primary mailserver is on that machine. I just now
Hi
I am working on a CMP EJB application. I have got a finder method in one
of my EJB's home class which has 2 input parameters . So ideally speaking
the container should execute a select query internally which has where
clause with 2 conditions.
Now on deployment using the java -jar
Setting the session's timeout to infinite makes sense when you are
managing the timeout within your logic. For instance, our system uses
its own concept of an EJB session, which the servlet "fronts" with its
own HTTPSession. Thus, when the EJB session times out, we would then
invalidate the
I'm not sure if this exactly applies to using JSPs but here is the Servlet
answer.
If the browser hits the stop button or makes a new request than the original
stream is closed, therefore the exception is thrown.
When you use a PrintWriter it hides the exception. But when you use an
YesI got it working by binding orion to host="[ALL]" and port="10080"
and executing the following two:
echo "1" /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
ipchains -I input 1 -d MYIP 80 -p tcp -j REDIRECT 10080
It is odd that i had to do thatI originally was going to bind all
instance of orion
That is exactly correct. Say during a long download, the user hits the "Stop"
button. The browser will close the connection, and the Exception indicated
will be thrown by the underlying stream for the servlet. You will need to
catch these exceptions if they are a problem for the servlet.
tim.
Title: SV: interbase database schema
How about PostgreSQL, well documented, full
featured, open source etc etc.
Regards
Title: RE: Problem
Mangesh, I just wrote a how-to for custom finders and
submitted it to orionsupport, but seeing as how orionsupport
is down...
Which orion-ejb-jar.xml are you modifying? If you are
modifying the one in application-deployments/ it will
get overwritten. You have to copy
HELP.
I have installed orion on a solaris box and trying to deploy and EJB
application. The application uses back end informix and utilizes CMP beans.
I can login to the application without a problem. As soon as I initiate a
function that actually hits the database with a query, i get a core
Is it possible to use multiple InitialContext objects within a single
application? What I would like to be able to do is have a middleware
application that can receive messages (xml files, TIBCO messaging, SOAP
requests) and instansiate and execute beans on behalf of the person sending
the
I think any solution that relies on the user clicking a logout button will
probably end up failing. I dont think such well trained users exist. My
users are liable to check their favourite website half way through using the
application - you can bet they wont remember to click the logout button
Title: RE: Problem
btw, a mirror of orionsupport is available at http://www.theculprit.com
- Original Message -
From:
Tim Drury
To: Orion-Interest
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2001 12:30
PM
Subject: RE: Problem
Mangesh, I just wrote a how-to for custom
I beleive it is possible. First, in the cas of a one-to-many design, you
will get two tables. One for persons and the other for addresses. I'll have
that example ready very soon, probably tonight.
Also, I *believe* orion allows you to control the table names and such. Of
course, thats a
Hi Tim Thanks for ur reply. But I have a dir by name "headstart" within the orion (main) directory.which is my application directory and within it i have built the dir structure just like the one found in the addressbook Orion-CMP Primer example. Could you please tell me where should i copy the
Hi Stan,
If you could mirror jollem.com then that would be great. I assume you have
automated mirroring software installed? I run FreeBSD on the www.jollem.com
server, if you need to run any software on it, let me know.
--
Ernst
Stan Ng wrote:
I only have orionsupport mirrored right now, but
I'm running 1.4.4 on Windoze 2000, and have an app composed of 2 ejb
modules, 1 web module and 1 application client. In my development
environment, everything deploys, the client app starts, finds it's jms
services, and everything starts and runs. When I export everything to the
filesystem (from
sorry about previous partial post ...
I'm running 1.4.4 on Windoze 2000, and have an app composed of 2 ejb
modules, 1 web module and 1 application client. In my development
environment, everything deploys, the client app starts, finds it's jms
services, and everything starts and runs. When I
What about MySQL? Works under both Windows and Linux and is open source.
Doesn't do everything a DB2 or Oracle does (subselects instantly come to
mind), but it does work well. Plus, O'Reilly has a great book out on MySQL,
so documentation is not a problem. JDBC drivers are readily available.
When two log in request reach the Orion web server at the same time, it
confuses the two requests and logs in both people with the same userid and
two different sessions of one person are seen by the two clients sending the
log in request.
This is also true for when any teo similar requests
Hi All...
As promised, the EJB 2.0 CMP example with 1 to many EB to dependent
relationships is available. Its posted at:
http://www.archer.net/test20CmpDoOM.zip
Please let me know if you have any problems with it.
Jim
I have
successfully installed orion1.45. It runs great! What I can not figure
out is how to make javac compile a servlet. I have put tool.jar into
orion directory and my autoexec.bat look like this:
SET BLASTER=A220 I7 D1
T2
SET SNDSCAPE=C:\WINDOWS
set JAVA_HOME=c:\jdk
set
Hi,
We planned to go on production state of our developpement under ORION, but
we don't have a clue on multiprocessors (SMP) and Orion.
If we run a X86 PC server with 2 XEON and sun's JVM 1.3 + Orion + NT or
2000, is this will be enought to take advantage of SMP ???
Maybe we need to run 2 JVMs
At 16:13 25.01.2001 , you wrote:
HELP.
I have installed orion on a solaris box and trying to deploy and EJB
application. The application uses back end informix and utilizes CMP beans.
I can login to the application without a problem. As soon as I initiate a
function that actually hits the
Hi All,
JA As promised, the EJB 2.0 CMP example with 1 to many EB to dependent
JA relationships is available. Its posted at:
Thanks for this good example, Jim!
I have a question: I played with DOs and orion a few months ago,
and had some problems:
How do I remove DO's? Simply DO.remove()
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