Hello, I just moved to orion1.5.4 and it seems that orion is treating my orion specific orion-ejb-jar.xml properties differently. I am using an Oracle 8i database and the only table I am concerned with are in the yc_content schema but when I set up my orion-ejb-jar.xml file to point to the table="yc_content.employee" it creates a new table in my database under system.yc_content_employee. It appears to be ignoring my '.' and replacing it with an '_' and creating my table in the system schema. I am using a username of system so that I can see the entire database but even when I try using a username of yc_content so that I can only see the yc_content tables I get a somewhat similar error. If I specify the table name as "yc_content.employee" the console says that it deploys the ejb i.e.-"deploying 'crm_reports.Employee' ... done" but no new directory for my ejb is created in the application-deployments directory, and if I use a table name of 'employee' with my yc_content username I get the error 'yc_content_data has reached it's maximum limit' and does not create a table or deploy any beans. The funny thing is that I was able to get this to work in 1.5.3 using the system username and setting the table name to 'yc_content.employee' and orion attempted to create the table but found that it already existed and used the preexisting table instead, and everything worked like a champ. Any ideas about what could be going on.
P.S.- I tried using the EJB2.0 spec deployment descriptor and putting 'yc_content' for the abstract-schema property in the entity deployment descriptors but I am not all that familiar with EJB2.0 yet and am not sure what this property is supposed to be, but orion will not let me deploy any EJB2.0 beans without this property being set. Thanks, Tim Pouyer _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com