hello
my problem is the following: i want to perform some little loadbalancing
without the loadbalancing tool from orion. the scenario is the following:
the client creates a ejb in the first orion server, and this bean makes a
lookup to another orion server and creates a second bean on the
Lomesh,
See
http://kb.atlassian.com/content/orionsupport/articles/virtualdirs.html
As always this was very easy to find on the KB - just search for
virtual directory and it turns up the top result. Please try to look
and search elsewhere before asking questions on the mailing list.
Cheers,
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,
I look for a replacement for my Mbean in Orion Appserver.
It's key funktionality is to bind some objects to JNDI at server startup.
How can it be done with orion?
Andreas
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Hi list,
Does anyone have experience with integrating SoftWired iBus/MessageServer
JMS provider with Orion?
Any comments highly appreciated!
Thanks,
udi
Hi,
We have created a client application which connect to
EJB in Orion Server. For connecting I have a jndi.properties file with the next
parametres:
java.naming.factory.initial=com.evermind.server.ApplicationClientInitialContextFactory
Title: Perl
Anyone else have trouble getting Perl to work???
Anyone have any example perl code/?? Like what i have to put for the first line?
I keep getting a 500 error
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What is the (recommended) minimum system requirement to run the Orion server at all
regarding CPU, memory, HD, etc..?
Thanks in advance!
Kenneth Ljunggren
Amodo AB
Hello Orion Gurus,
I'm running Orion 1.5.2 and am attempting to lock down
the server. I'm using the -secure flag. Currently,
I've provided AllPermissions, and plan to lock it down
from there. My policy file looks like this:
grant {
permission java.security.AllPermission;
};
When I access
I'm having problems with Application clients and JNDI.
First of all, I can't run the news-app demo provided with orion. I can
install it no problem and the web app appears to be fine. When I try the
application client I get:
C:\Java\orion\demo\news-appjava
request.getServerPort();
- Original Message -
From: Namor Taror [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Orion-Interest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 03, 2001 5:00 PM
Subject: Port Number
is there any standard api that returns a port number of the server it
listens to?
Kenneth Ljunggren wrote:
What is the (recommended) minimum system requirement to run the Orion server at all
regarding CPU, memory, HD, etc..?
Thanks in advance!
Kenneth Ljunggren
Amodo AB
The lowest power box we have it running on is a PII 200 with 4GB HD and 96MB Ram. For
that method will return the port to which the http client request
arrived, not necessarily the http port of orion.
if you use apache in front of orion and use URL-rewriting via
frontend host=www.bigcorp.com port=80 /
request.getServerPort() will give you port 80, while orion runs on some
other
After being off the list for over a year, all of a sudden I am back on. Please remove
me AGAIN ! This time
permanently please.
Leon
2/16/2001 12:14:52 PM, Mike Sick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure if it's already been discussed and I missed it, but is anyone
else getting tons of these
Has anyone had any success with invalidating a session and removing the
JSESSIONID cookie from the users browser (without requiring the user to
close their browser)? I've tried using session.invalidate() with no
success. I've also tried resetting the JSESSIONID cookie setting the time to
expire
I have a simple servlet that forwards to a jsp page that just displays the
data from its input attributes. Load testing orion and the servlet is
causing an error on fairly light loads. For instance, if I run 10 virtual
users against the servlet at once, 5 of them fail with the error below.
Kris, for most needs I could think of you shouldn't have to worry about the
cookie at all. session.invalidate() will terminate the session, so if a
user attempts to access a protected resource after a page executes this
statement they will be required to login again.
I do seem to remember,
Dear Group,
I have been at the Oracle/open world for two days...and there is some
significant news about OC4J and likely Orion. I have filed two reports on
www.elephantwalker.com, so take a look.
Here is the link:
http://www.elephantwalker.com/rfa?id=245
Regards,
the elephantwalker
Hellow ,
Is it possible to run PHP on a Orion-server ?
If yes ... which configurations do I have to do ? And where do I have to put my
php-files ?
Regards
Steven
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