I get the following error
System Error: Communication error: IO Error: Connection refused: no further
information
when I am tring to execute an ejb client demo application. I not sure is is
deployed correctlly. If any one has any ideas. I remove the parameter from the
user tags in the principals.xml file that disables this user.
What are the steps to install an ejb app for orionserver.
Mike Howard
Steve Houghton wrote:
> Whats the procedure to set more than one servlet directory?
>
> It seems like the default site directory sets it up so that /servlet/ is the
> path for servlets. however, I'd like to add my application which is in a
> directory of /application/servlet/ and have orion recognize this as a
> servlet directory as well. it seems that nothing i do in the
> web-application.xml for my application does anything that affects this and
> only the default-site web-appliation.xml has any real effect on the servlet
> directory.
>
> My web application is access through (for example)
> http://localhost/MyApp/index.html
>
> I'd like to be able to get anything under
> http://localhost/MyApp/servlet/blah to run as a servlet.
>
> My web-application.xml file has these as well:
>
> <servlet-webdir>/servlet/</servlet-webdir>
>
> <!-- Classpaths used by servlets and beans -->
> <classpath>./servlets</classpath>
>
> I've tried
> <servlet-webdir>/MyApp/servlet/</servlet-webdir>
>
> and many variations on this theme with no luck. It seems only to respect
> the /servlet/ directory as set up in the default-site directory.
>
> The comment above the <servlet-webdir> tag says:
> "Servlet directory, the directory on the site which is allocated for
> launching of servlets "
> which leads me to believe there is only one servlet directory per site, but
> if thats the case why is this in the application .xml config file?
>
> any help is appreciated.
>
> steve
