Hi All, I've been trying to configure Orion 0.7.6b to run a severely hacked ( due to lack of export controlled J2EE software ) version of the J2EE demo application, Duke's Pet Store. The demo application follows the recently announced APM ( Application Programming Model ) which attempts to cleanly partition all the logical layers of distributed n-tier applications including web applications. Looking at the structure of the demo application it appears ( to me at least ) that all browser requests are somehow intended to be routed through a single servlet called 'main' which in turn is derived from the JSP file 'main.jsp'. This 'main' servlet uses a GUIController bean to manage the transition from one page to the next by virtue of the passed request and a ScreenManager bean that decides the next JSP to forward the request to. I have managed to bring up the default page of the Pet Store ( index.jsp ), using http://localhost/main.jsp, but am unable to convince any reference on this page to route back through the 'main' servlet. As an additional point, I would have thought that once I've invoked the main.jsp file the first time, that I could also use http://localhost/main to get to the same page. Have I missed something here ? I realise this description is slightly confusing to anyone who isn't familiar with the Pet Store application, but can anyone assist me in configuring Orion to route all requests through a single servlet that is derived from a non-precompiled, JSP file that is not loaded at server start-up. Many thanks in advance, Gary Janes HSBC Asset Management London UK __________________________________________________________________ This information (including any attached information) is issued by a member of the HSBC Asset Management Group of companies for the information of its non-private customers only. It is not an invitation to buy or sell securities. HSBC Asset Management makes no representation and accepts no responsibility or liability as to its completeness or accuracy. Each page attached hereto must also be read in conjunction with any disclaimer which forms part of it.
