RE: InstantiationException in Tag Extension Tutorial, Lesson #3

Title: RE: InstantiationException in Tag Extension Tutorial, Lesson #3 James, The correct way nowadays would be to put the taglib.jar in the WEB-INF/lib/ and point it out in your web.xml. The servlet and beans should then go under WEB-INF/classes/. Its strange that it cant find the

RE: InstantiationException in Tag Extension Tutorial, Lesson #3

. It has been fixed before, so Im quite bewildered at it reappearing.. WR Magnus Rydin -Original Message- From: james mcmullen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: den 22 mars 2000 07:06 To: Orion-Interest Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: InstantiationException in Tag Extension Tutorial, Lesson #3

RE: Resource refs are not usable in Orion?

Gal, how you specify resource refs is in the docs for the ejb-jar.xml file. For your EJB, specify: resource-ref descriptionA short description/description res-ref-namename/res-ref-name res-typejavax.sql.DataSource/res-type res-authApplication/Container/res-auth /resource-ref

Re: EJB w/ different DB's

I assume you didn't read my earlier discussion as to why MySQL is more or less always a bad idea? Yes I did. And as you said, its _more or less_ always a bad idea. There is always those freaky project with extremely temporary data, low budget, prototyping or something else that could make

Re: EJB w/ different DB's

Foreign keys are good for making sure your data is consistant, for example you cant reference a bank account that does not exist. They are also good for defining delete rules, such as if this order is deleted, make sure all orderrows are deleted too. Correctly defined, they also speed up

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