RE: Interests sake

Adam, We're using Windows NT 4 and Linux RedHat 6.2. Jarek -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Adam Cassar Sent: 03 May 2001 06:53 To: Orion-Interest Subject: Interests sake Hi all, For interests sake, what OS is everyone

RE: Kawa 5.0 Ent and Orion 1.4.7

Hi, He have received a beta release of Kawa 5.0 SP1 (which includes out of the box support for Orion) for testing sometime ago. There is at present a SP1 available from Allaire's website for download (http://www.allaire.com) although as we are not using it (we are using the one that they sent

Orion on RedHat

Dear All, We are planning for a budget (read 'cheap') deployment of a website running on Orion for a charity. We're thinking about RedHat Linux 6 on a Cobalt RaQ3 server. Does anybody has any experience of running Orion on such kit? What resources (RAM, etc.) should a single server have in order

RE: Orion on RedHat

Russ, Thanks for the news. I was hoping that this set up would work as it is easy to get relatively cheap hosting based on RaQ and Linux. One more question, if that's OK: at the moment we are doing without a database (information is stored in XML files). However, we may need to get one at some

Just a test - please ignore

Guys, Things went quiet again on this List. I am sending this message just to test the link. Jarek winmail.dat

RE: Kawa

Maybe when you purchase the product it will include support for Orion? Their site clearly says that it should be there. Has anybody bought Kawa 5.o Enterprise? Jarek -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ervin Jakab Sent: 09 January 2001

Is the List alive?

Hi Everybody, Happy New Year! I haven't received a single message since 29-Dec-2000. Has the service gone down, nobody is working on Orion or is it just my link that's gone quiet? Jarek winmail.dat

RE: Is the List alive?

to www.orionserver.com? I can't The quiet list and being unable to access the main site seems strange... --- Jarek Skreta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Everybody, Happy New Year! I haven't received a single message since 29-Dec-2000. Has the service gone down, nobody is working on Orion

RE: how to deploy an app with only jsp, servlets and beans (not ejb)

This may not be the best way of doing things but in a situation like this we normally generate the .ear file containing only the .war file plus the j2ee deployment descriptor (application.xml). The .war file is created in the same fashion as for an application with EJBs. Seems to be working.

RE: to boldly go where no man has gone before

My Orion could not interpret your message correctly as there is a syntax error in it (well, nobody is perfect). As for the poorly formulated information: sometimes people are shit-scared to write publicly anything in the language which they haven't mastered because they don't want to make fools

Off topic: development tools

), public domain tools like Ant, etc. The features I am mainly interested in are: ability to develop for different Apps Servers, visual debugging, validation of conformance with specifications (e.g. for EJBs). I will be grateful for your comments and recommendations. Thanks, Jarek Skreta

RE: Changing Orion Generated SQL

Hi everybody, I am also interested in this topic as I have a practical problem. I would like to hook up the application to the legacy database. Therefore, I have to stick with the existing table names, column names and also the data. Is that doable in CMP? Thanks for any guidance Jarek

RE: Can't find DataSource in ejb-jar.xml file???

Hi there, I think I had a similar case when switched from Hypersonic to Oracle. I changed the data-sources.xml file but Orion was still trying to use Hypersonic. I think that the information about the data source is in some way taken ultimately from the orion-ejb-jar.xml file which is derived at

RE: DB changes not reflected in CMP bean.

This is a very interesting question. A lot of sources claim that the update of beans should be automatic. Otherwise how would you connect the application to any legacy database system which can be updated bypassing the beans. We've just only started with Orion so I don't know the answer yet but

RE: DB changes not reflected in CMP bean.

Winston, The good news is that the beans do get updated automatically in the CMP model on Orion. At least when we run the CMP Primer example. Not quite sure why your set up does not work. Is it possible that they get updated after a long delay? In that case it could be something to do with

RE: DB changes not reflected in CMP bean.

Hi, We are using Oracle 8.1.5 with NT 4. It all runs on the same box. Maybe by chance but we managed to connect first time. Here are some settings which may be of help: 1. We use ODBC with Oracle ODBC driver. 2. tnsnames.ora entry for the service used by ODBC: ORASERV1 = (DESCRIPTION =