RE: Generate and save a file

[Markus Härnvi]

How do I use Orion instead of rmiregistry?

Re: Generate and save a file

[Lachezar Dobrev]

   I personally use upload via HTTP from the EJB. Noone says i have to stop
using Client sockets :)))

   Lachezar.
   BTW. U can use streams in Orion. Try not to :)))

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> Hi!
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> I need to save a file to disk from EJBCreate() in an entity bean.
> What is the best way? I read that Weblogic allows you to violate the EJB
> specification and use a FileOutputStream. Does Orion let me do this as
well?
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> I thought about using RMI to call an external method. But then I would
have
> to start rmiregistry on the server as well as Orion. Or could Orion act as
> RMI-server too?
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>/Markus
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RE: Generate and save a file

[Jason Smith]

> I thought about using RMI to call an external method. But then I
> would have
> to start rmiregistry on the server as well as Orion. Or could
> Orion act as
> RMI-server too?
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Sure, no problem.  You could also just send a JMS message to a queue and
have your server process listen for that.  Depending on how intensive the
call is, it might give you better performance than waiting for an RMI call
to complete.

-jason

Generate and save a file

[Markus Härnvi]

[This might show up twice. I waited two days before sending it again]


Hi!

I need to save a file to disk from EJBCreate() in an entity bean.
What is the best way? I read that Weblogic allows you to violate the EJB 
specification and use a FileOutputStream. Does Orion let me do this as well?

I thought about using RMI to call an external method. But then I would have 
to start rmiregistry on the server as well as Orion. Or could Orion act as 
RMI-server too?

   /Markus