How are you autostarting your bean? Is it operating as a daemon within
Orion or is it a Servlet?
Sorry I could not help with your post
Thanks,
Cory
At 12:54 AM 11/15/00 -0500, Vidur Dhanda wrote:
Hello,
I didn't hear from anyone on this and have posted this as a bug against
1.4.4. --
Yes RMI is the protocol used to communicate between an EJB client and
server. JNDI is what you use to find the server and set your context.
That is standard for EJB client - server communication.
Cory
At 02:07 AM 11/11/00 +1100, James Ho wrote:
Hi there,
I had to build the two servers, one
As I understand it Corba objects can call EJBs via RMI-IIOP which is
supported not at the server level (Orion) but by the VM. Didn't RMI-IIOP
become standard with the JDK 1.3?
The limitation is that you can not run a Corba object as an EJB so that you
could make outbound Corba calls from your
there is a silly mistake it is reproduced in a lot of
places: more chance to be discovered.
I guess the same model could be used for dynamic creation of HTML.
Frank
On Monday, November 06, 2000 11:16 AM, Cory Adams
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Are you using the command or business object
JBuilder 4 Enterprise allows you do build Entity CMP beans this way. You
can connect to a datasource and then select tables and keys for your beans.
It's wild. I'm still getting used to it.
Can anybody else with more experience using this tool give us a little
insight?
Thanks,
Cory
At
, November 07, 2000 3:32 PM, Cory Adams
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I just received JBuilder 4 Enterprise and I will say that it does an
amazing job at EJB so far. You can connect to a datasource via JDBC and
pick your tables and keys for Entity CMP. It's amazing.
I'm still tweaking
Are you using the command or business object pattern?
At 08:49 AM 11/6/00 +0100, Frank Eggink wrote:
I'm using Swing instead of JSP.
On Sunday, November 05, 2000 9:04 PM, Cory Adams
[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
Thanks for that update.
Do you or does anyone else know of the MVC (model
:-)
Frank
On Saturday, November 04, 2000 12:10 AM, Cory Adams
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At 11:44 PM 11/3/00 +0100, Robert Krueger wrote:
At 11:23 03.11.00 , you wrote:
I have looked through the 2.0 spec and find the chapters regarding CMP to
be daunting. It appears as though
Joshua,
Did you get a hold of an eval copy? If so how could I?
Also did you make any progress with JB4 and Orion?
Thanks,
Cory
At 07:05 PM 10/31/00 +0100, you wrote:
I've just started testing JBuilder 4 Enterprise Edition. One of the nice
things about it is the integration with the
You would always use JDBC. You do have a choice of which driver to use
though. If you want to use the OCI native drivers you can specify those in
the JDBC datasource.
Download the Oracle JDBC drivers from Oracle's site and you can choose
between using the Thin or OCI drivers.
There are some
I have looked through the 2.0 spec and find the chapters regarding CMP to
be daunting. It appears as though the complexity of writing my own SQL in
BMP has to be balanced against learning an entire new way of managin
persistence within the XML deployment descriptors which seems to be no less
or
At 11:44 PM 11/3/00 +0100, Robert Krueger wrote:
At 11:23 03.11.00 , you wrote:
I have looked through the 2.0 spec and find the chapters regarding CMP to
be daunting. It appears as though the complexity of writing my own SQL in
BMP has to be balanced against learning an entire new way of managin
Jim,
How could a CMP managed entity bean handle a create for say an Oracle
database table that used db specific sql for describing the key using a
sequence?
Where the sql itself might look like
insert into customer (id, name, address) values(cust_sequence.NEXTVAL,
"Jim" "12 Willow Street");
now, but give some time.
The best source of how to do CMP, unfortunatly, is still the spec.
Anyhow, I thought EJB 1.1 was of limited utility. I think 2.0 is much, much
better and can probably handle most systems. Just my opinion.
Jim
--On Saturday, October 21, 2000 3:11 AM -0400 Cory Adams
Look in the global-web-application.xml for:
orion-web-app
jsp-cache-directory="./persistence"
servlet-webdir="/servlet"
development="true"
If you set development=true Orion will not only pickup the change in the
java source file but it will even recompile if for you.
How much time do you have? I say that becuase you may burn a lot of time
trying to solve those database issues that are solved in some of the other
commercial products.
For replication you could use snapshots wither by doing exports/imports or
data copying on a periodic basis so that you could
Karl,
Also the database schema link seems to have a link to a local file
file:///c%7C/orion091b/orion/docs/database-schema.xml.html
I would have dropped it in Bugzilla but that seemed to be confined to core
app bugs...
Great job.
Thanks,
Cory
At 04:02 PM 9/28/00 +0200, Karl Avedal wrote:
If I have two tables and I would like to join them using CMP how would I
accomplish that?
So in essence I'm trying to do something like:
select table1.id, table1.first_name, table1.job_id, table2.job_description
from table1, tables2
where table1.job_id = table2.job_id;
And perhaps any
This is exactly what I wanted to see in my previous post.
At 01:45 PM 9/11/00 -0700, Kevin Duffey wrote:
RE: classpath for third party tools Hi, I am finaly getting ready to make the dive into OR / CMP. To be honest, I don't know a whole heck of a lot about it. I do know though that I
Karl,
Do you have an approximate timeframe for implementation of this feature?
Thanks,
Cory
At 12:10 AM 9/9/00 +0200, Karl Avedal wrote:
Hello Cory,
RMI-IIOP is scheduled to be implemented for the full EJB 2.0 release but
is not
yet.
Regards,
Karl Avedal
Cory Adams wrote:
Has anybody
Can somebody please point me to a good reference for managing joins across
multiple tables while using CMP? There was a thread on the list that
somebody pointed me to previously but it did not really give the
information I needed.
I just want to be able to specify tables and fields to do joins
Has anybody implemented RMI-IIOP to interoperate from an EJB to a different
system? If so how is it supported within ORION or does it totally depend
upon the JDK's support for RMI-IIOP?
Also how to you implement RMI-IIOP usage in an EJB? Can the container pool
those connections.
Thanks,
When you use the forward methodology below how will the receiving Servlet
handle the request forwarded from another servlet? Is it handled by the
doGet or doPost or can it be forwarded to a specific method within the
BookDBServlet Servlet?
Thanks,
Cory
At 01:49 PM 9/6/00 +0200, Lars Heller
12:36 PM
Subject: Re: JBuilder 4
Cory Adams wrote:
JBuilder 4.0 just came out and the Enterprise edition will let you
develop
fully J2EE compliant apps.
Does anybody have any experience using this version of JBuilder 4 and
Orion?
Well, since it's 'just out' it will be hard to find any
JBuilder 4.0 just came out and the Enterprise edition will let you develop
fully J2EE compliant apps.
Does anybody have any experience using this version of JBuilder 4 and Orion?
Thanks,
Cory
Also RMI is supposed to automatically use http tunneling if it can not make
a connection on a particular port. You have to install a proxying cgi
function on your web server (behind the firewall) that will provide the
forwarding.
Check java.sun.com and search for HTTP Tunneling.
Cory
At 09:17
For each user session add a datestamp at the session creation. For each
subsequent request that uses an existing session check the datestamp
against the current time. If the difference has exceeded your max session
timeout send the user to a relogin page that contains the message using the
on what your testing it with, and what the
test is doing. Is it just a simple JSP page return with static html in
it..or are you hitting the database such as a login process?
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But don't you think that would cause Orion to deviate from the Sun J2EE spec.?
PHP is great to work with but it is definately not something that is
anywhere close to being part of J2EE.
You could implement many of the same types of PHP functions perhaps with
custom TagLibs or rewrite to JSP.
Actually I'm looking heavily at Pramati. It costs more but has an
integrated development environment for developing and deploying. The email
support is really good as well. The added cost benefit goes a long way to
getting a development shop up and running quickly.
They also give a one month
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