Cocoon2 + Orion Integration Instructions
Instructions on how to bring Cocoon2 alive on the Orion Web Server can be found at: http://www.candlelightsoftware.com/orion-cocoon.html Sincerely: Steven P. Punte Steven P. Punte Candlelight Software By Candlelight If Necessary! [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.candlelightsoftware.com __ Do You Yahoo!? Send your FREE holiday greetings online! http://greetings.yahoo.com
Re: MySql?
From what point of view? As a datasource? No. Just through a JDBC driver as part of an application, yes. Has it been demonstrated in a production worthy manner that the facilities of this server, (i.e. db pooling, EJB-CMP) operate with mysql? Steve Brian -- Capital Internet http://www.capital-internet.net Voice: (414) 291-3500 x1004 On Wed, 16 Aug 2000, Steven Punte wrote: Has anyone ever use the database "mysql" successfully with Orion? Steve STeve Punte e-Business Software Architect Technologent Inc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Restarting Orion: HELP: NOT WORKING
Dear Orion Interest Group: Platform:Sun Sparc OS:Solaris JDK: Sun 1.2.2_005 Orion:1.0.3b Command: java -jar admin.jar ormi://localhost/ admin 123 -restart Always Result In: Error: com.evermind.reflect.UndeclaredExceptionTypeException: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException This is a very very odd problem.Class UndeclaredExceptionTypeException IS in file orion.jar!! How could it possibly not find it! Someone posted that the problem is cured when going to revision 1.0.3b, however I just did this and the problem remains. Has anyone found a cure? STeve Punte e-Business Software Architect Technologent Inc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Switching from HTTP to HTTPS in an Application
Kirk: I faced this same issue. I ended up using "response.sendRedirect( )" and composing the necessary absolute URL through various string manipulations (i.e. need absolute so that the URL can begin with https://). Would really be nice to see a better method. STeve Punte e-Business Software Architect Technologent Inc [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: Kalvar, Kirk [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Orion-Interest [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 5:02 AM Subject: Switching from HTTP to HTTPS in an Application Where can I find some examples of switching an application from http to https? I've got Orion running Sun's JPS 1.0 with http and https but needed some guidance. I think it would be reasonable once they log into the application it would be in secure mode from then on, but I've also heard others just secure individual pages. Thanks in Advance, Kirk S. Kalvar, Software Engineer DRS Electronic Systems Group
Certificate from Thawte? How?
Has anyone walked through the process of getting a real certificate from Thawte? Any advice? In particular, Thawte asks what type of web server one is running, but Orion is not listed. What have people been selecting? Thanks in Advance: STeve Puntee-Business Software ArchitectTechnologent Inc[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Multiple SSL Certificates: HOW?
Dear Orion Community: After MUCH trial and error, I have finally succeeded at getting SSL operational. I will write and post a "tips for SSL" document with items I've discovered. Does anyone know how to create multiple certificates? That is, I server multiple application off of one server. Thanks in Advance: STeve Puntee-Business Software ArchitectTechnologent Inc[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Quick Tips on SSL
This is quick tip list for getting SSL working on Orion: 1) Fairly good instructions at http://www.orionsupport.com/?key=ssl-howto 2) Install JDK1.3 for the purpose of generating you keystone and other associated files. It has the RSA algorithm in it. You don't have to run the server with it. 3) Build the associatedSSL files on NT. 4) Be sure to check "Test SSL Chained CA Cert" at the Thwart step. 5) On the first step, when the keystone tool asks for you First and Last name DON'T DO THIS!!! Instead give the URL of the site you are attempting to secure! DAAA! 6) DON'T supply a second password. There is an option to do so called something like keygen. Just hit return here. Now, can anyone post a summary of the steps to get a REAL certificate? Hmm. This is starting to feel like open-source software! :-() STeve Puntee-Business Software ArchitectTechnologent Inc[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Example of Principals.xml and web.xml for simple access control?
Dear Orion Community: I LOVE the Orion Server I HATE the Orion documentation. We'll I guess that is a bit of an oversimplification. Does anyone have an example they could post of a principals.xml and web.xml file that achieve simple access control of users to a directory? The principals.xml and web.xml make so much more sense after one has their first working example. Sorry for being such a wimp! STeve Punte e-Business Software Architect Technologent Inc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Real Debuggin On Orion? How
Rob: Thanks for the reply. This is very interesting. So WebSphere has the ability to allow a particular thread, and their dependences, to be debugged without putting the entire server into debug mode. Is this a correct perception of you statement, or is the debugging mode taking over the server completely and it is not usable by other when in this mode? Sincerely STeve Punte - Original Message - From: Rob Lapensee To: Orion-Interest Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 4:30 AM Subject: RE: Real Debuggin On Orion? How Put my vote in for IBM Visual Age for Java support. All you would need to do is get Orion to run within IBM Visual Age. I have tried this, but it doesnt work. It works quite well with Tomcat, and I can debug servlets very nicely (www.ibm.com/vadd has details on how to do this). But I would really like to be able to debug EJBs from within the IDE. This also begs the question of what Orion themselves are using. Is it straight JDK, or one of the IDEs? Regards, Rob Lapensee Director of Technology Delfour Corporation [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.delfour.com -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Steven PunteSent: Wednesday, July 12, 2000 7:29 PMTo: Orion-InterestSubject: Real Debuggin On Orion? How Dear Orion, and Orion Users: How does one do serious servlet and server side java bean debugging on orion? I understand how I could run the jdb debugger on the entire Orion server, but I expect a more user friendly and productive mechanism on a commercial product. In particular, I have several developers all using the same orion process to server from. Being that Orion is 100% Java, and how wonderful Java is, is there, or is the Orion company working on a way, that I as a developer could debug a particular threadwhich is initiatedbythe browser I'musing? And it would be nice if it an IDE could interface with it. Sure, it is not straight forwardto implement, but something that is desperately needed by developers. And, yes, send me a million dollars while your at it! :-) STeve Puntee-Business Software ArchitectTechnologent Inc[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Real Debuggin On Orion? How
Rob: Thanks for the reply. From your description it sounds like the operation and control of tomcat is taken over by the IDE. No one else would be able to use this server while you are in this debug mode. This same strategy should/must be doable for Orion or any other java based server. Perhaps my desire to have a server BOTH be running for some users, and also be able to support a debugging mode is too much to ask for. Sincerely: Steve Punte - Original Message - From: Rob Lapensee To: Steven Punte ; Orion-Interest Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 10:22 AM Subject: RE: Real Debuggin On Orion? How Perhaps I should clarify Strictly speaking of servlets, not JSPs. Tomcat can be imported into IBM Visual Age for Java. Once this is done, a small java program can be written to start up tomcat from within the IBM Visual Age for Java IDE. If a break point is set on any servlet code, since Tomcat is running within IBM Visual Age for Java, then when the browser hits the correct servlet, and the correct line of code, it will stop the servlet and show the code on the IDE in debugging mode. At this point you can step through the program line by line. The browser will wait until the servlet completes to show any results. Again the full information is somewhere in www.ibm.com/vadd Note that I used IBM Visual Age professional, which does not have WebSphere in it. Regards, Rob Lapensee Director of Technology Delfour Corporation [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.delfour.com -Original Message-From: Steven Punte [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 12:38 PMTo: Rob Lapensee; Orion-InterestSubject: Re: Real Debuggin On Orion? How Rob: Thanks for the reply. This is very interesting. So WebSphere has the ability to allow a particular thread, and their dependences, to be debugged without putting the entire server into debug mode. Is this a correct perception of you statement, or is the debugging mode taking over the server completely and it is not usable by other when in this mode? Sincerely STeve Punte - Original Message - From: Rob Lapensee To: Orion-Interest Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 4:30 AM Subject: RE: Real Debuggin On Orion? How Put my vote in for IBM Visual Age for Java support. All you would need to do is get Orion to run within IBM Visual Age. I have tried this, but it doesnt work. It works quite well with Tomcat, and I can debug servlets very nicely (www.ibm.com/vadd has details on how to do this). But I would really like to be able to debug EJBs from within the IDE. This also begs the question of what Orion themselves are using. Is it straight JDK, or one of the IDEs? Regards, Rob Lapensee Director of Technology Delfour Corporation [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.delfour.com -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Steven PunteSent: Wednesday, July 12, 2000 7:29 PMTo: Orion-InterestSubject: Real Debuggin On Orion? How Dear Orion, and Orion Users: How does one do serious servlet and server side java bean debugging on orion? I understand how I could run the jdb debugger on the entire Orion server, but I expect a more user friendly and productive mechanism on a commercial product. In particular, I have several developers all using the same orion process to server from. Being that Orion is 100% Java, and how wonderful Java is, is there, or is the Orion company working on a way, that I as a developer could debug a particular threadwhich is initiatedbythe browser I'musing? And it would be nice if it an IDE could interface with it. Sure, it is not straight forwardto implement, but something that is desperately needed by developers. And, yes, send me a million dollars while your at it! :-) STeve Puntee-Business Software ArchitectTechnologent Inc[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Multiple User Debugging Env? Doesnt' Exist?
Dear Darren: Thank for you reply. I'm coming to the same conclusion, and I would like to ask the Orion community at large, how does everyone do debugging? 1) Do you set up individual web servers for each developer, and thus use a normal debugging convention? 2) Is there any way to share a server, in particular, allow debugging by various developer of their actives, while allowing other user to work normally. I'm coming to believe this later paradigm (i.e. "2") is not ever done and is probably impractical. What environment do you have for debugging? Any comments welcomed. STeve Puntee-Business Software ArchitectTechnologent Inc[EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: Darren Gibbons To: Orion-Interest Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 12:18 PM Subject: RE: Real Debuggin On Orion? How Steven, AFAIK, there does not exist the ability to do what you're looking for with any application server/IDE combo. I think you are going to be stuck running the entire application server in debug mode to step through the code. While I haven't tried it with Orion, I've debugged servlets in Resin using the 1.3 JDK, the JPDA (http://java.sun.com/products/jpda/) and Forte (http://www.sun.com/forte/). I don't see why this wouldn't work the same for Orion. To get around the issues with multiple developers, you might want to use CVS, a central "unit test" development server, and individual servers installed on each of the developers machines. Developers would check out the code to their local machine, test on their local copy of Orion (with the ability to run it in debugging mode without screwing everyone else up) and post their changes back to the unit test server to check for completeness. As a side note, CVS is a good thing if you're not using it already, especially when multiple developers get into the mix... Darren. -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Steven PunteSent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 10:28 AMTo: Orion-InterestSubject: Re: Real Debuggin On Orion? How Rob: Thanks for the reply. From your description it sounds like the operation and control of tomcat is taken over by the IDE. No one else would be able to use this server while you are in this debug mode. This same strategy should/must be doable for Orion or any other java based server. Perhaps my desire to have a server BOTH be running for some users, and also be able to support a debugging mode is too much to ask for. Sincerely: Steve Punte - Original Message - From: Rob Lapensee To: Steven Punte ; Orion-Interest Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 10:22 AM Subject: RE: Real Debuggin On Orion? How Perhaps I should clarify Strictly speaking of servlets, not JSPs. Tomcat can be imported into IBM Visual Age for Java. Once this is done, a small java program can be written to start up tomcat from within the IBM Visual Age for Java IDE. If a break point is set on any servlet code, since Tomcat is running within IBM Visual Age for Java, then when the browser hits the correct servlet, and the correct line of code, it will stop the servlet and show the code on the IDE in debugging mode. At this point you can step through the program line by line. The browser will wait until the servlet completes to show any results. Again the full information is somewhere in www.ibm.com/vadd Note that I used IBM Visual Age professional, which does not have WebSphere in it. Regards, Rob Lapensee Director of Technology Delfour Corporation [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.delfour.com -Original Message-From: Steven Punte [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 12:38 PMTo: Rob Lapensee; Orion-InterestSubject: Re: Real Debuggin On Orion? How Rob: Thanks for the reply. This is very interesting. So WebSphere has the ability to allow a particular thread, and their dependences, to be debugged without putting the entire server into debug mode. Is this a correct perception of you statement, or is the debugging mode taking over the server completely and it is not usable by other when in this mode? Sincerely
Re: WAR Files: ME TOO
ME TOO: I'm looking for the "idiot guide to building war files" STeve Punte e-Business Software Architect Technologent Inc [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: Robert Keith (UK) [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Orion-Interest [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 2:13 AM Subject: WAR Files Hi guys, Does anyone know of a decent site that details what should be described in the web.xml file, I can't find anything on Sun's site that is of any use, and how to go about creating a WAR file. cheers Bob
Fw: Creation Of WAR Files?
Kevin: Thanks for the reply. My interest in a WAR file is for placing an application in a production environment. It's very nice to simply ship it over, and keep track of it, as a single file. Thanks for you description below. It helps. Would/should JSP files also be located in the WEB-INF directory, or is it ok for them to be in a sibling directory that is also jar-ed up into the war file? Sincerely: STeve Punte e-Business Software Architect Technologent Inc [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: Kevin Duffey [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Steven Punte [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Orion-Interest [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 6:35 PM Subject: RE: Creation Of WAR Files? I believe Orion has a GUI tool that creates a WAR for you, but that is beyond me. When I am developing, I don't WAR up the dir. I keep it expanded. You point to the WAR directory structure in default-web-site.xml in the /config folder. Just read up on that and you should be set to have a WAR file for development. Then you can JAR up the dir: jar cvf myfile.war root-dir That should jar up your entire www structure, including the WEB-INF folder which has /classes - the compiled code of your app /lib - the .jar and .zip libraries loaded for you by Orion (as per the servlet 2.2 spec) web.xml - the descriptor that explain to Orion how to run. Anything in /classes automatically becomes part of the classpath, that is part of the servlet 2.2 spec and should work on any servlet 2.2 container. Anything in the /lib folder should be loaded by the application server automatically and become part of the classpath as well. We put jdbc.zip (for Oracle 8i) there, along with activation.jar, mail.jar, jasp.jar, and other .jar files we need. At runtime they are automatically seen by your app (in the import statements of your classes). Nothing special to do. Orion has a very kewl feature that allows you, during development, to point to a "source" directory that matches the package structure output of your compiled classes. It then checks the source dir for changes (time-date) compared to the .class file it was compiled in to. If there is a change, it recompiles and reloads the web-app for you. This allows you not to have to shut down and restart orion every time you make a code change. Most app servers support this for classes in the /servlets dir, and generally that is javabeans and servlets. Orion (and Resin does this too) will reload the web app if any classes changed. The only downside is that it can take a few seconds for it to check the files. I believe its faster than restarting though. Dear Orion-Interest Group: Can I simply create a war file by: 1)Properly creating an WEB-INF directory. 2)Properly creating a WEB-INF/web.xml file. 3)Properly supplying WEB-INF/classes/*.class files. 4)Executing "jar cvf myNewWarFile.war WEB-INF" And I figure out all the more powerful graphics tools a bit later once I get the basic concepts down. STeve Punte e-Business Software Architect Technologent Inc [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: Mike Cannon-Brookes [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Orion-Interest [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 4:50 PM Subject: RE: WAR Files: ME TOO A WAR file is just a jar that has one special directory /WEB-INF that has to contain a web.xml file. As long as your web.xml file validates according to the DTD, it's a valid WAR. Basically you can has as much or as little in the web.xml file as you want. (see http://www.orionserver.com/docs/web.xml.html for more details on what can go in the web.xml file) That's really all there is too it. Mike -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Steven Punte Sent: Friday, July 14, 2000 8:12 AM To: Orion-Interest Subject: Re: WAR Files: ME TOO ME TOO: I'm looking for the "idiot guide to building war files" STeve Punte e-Business Software Architect Technologent Inc [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: Robert Keith (UK) [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Orion-Interest [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 2:13 AM Subject: WAR Files Hi guys, Does anyone know of a decent site that details what should be described in the web.xml file, I can't find anything on Sun's site that is of any use, and how to go about creating a WAR file. cheers Bob
Re: Session time out TOOOO early!
If aJSP pages uses a session bean, not EJB but just a server side java bean, and that bean is recompiled, the server will detect thisand reload it, but it will also dump and re-start a users present session. This makes sense. Otherwise there would be an attempt to use the old session bean object in the context of the new compiled session bean. In summary the session will appear time-out any time a related bean being used in session scope is recompiled. STeve Puntee-Business Software ArchitectTechnologent Inc[EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: Porfiriev Sergey To: Steven Punte Sent: Monday, July 10, 2000 7:24 PM Subject: Re: Session time out T early! I have the same problem, mail me if u received solution - Original Message - From: Steven Punte To: Orion-Interest Sent: Monday, July 10, 2000 3:19 PM Subject: HELP: Session time out T early! Help: I'm having serious problem with the servlet session timing-out way before it should. I'm running Orion on Solaris, and typically only see the problem when development is active (i.e. team members changing server side java bean files). I have set the session time-out to 6 hours in the web.xml file as show below: web-app servlet servlet-namesnoop/servlet-name display-namesnoop/display-name servlet-classSnoopServlet/servlet-class /servlet session-config session-timeout360/session-timeout /session-config login-config auth-methodBASIC/auth-method /login-config/web-app My JSP file is as simple as possible: %@ page language="java" session="true" %%@ page import="java.util.*" %htmlheadtitle%= "Session Bug" %/title/headbodybrbr Session Information: brLast Accessed %= new Date( session.getLastAccessedTime()) % brCreation Time %= new Date( session.getCreationTime() ) % brID %= session.getId() % brMax Interval %= session.getMaxInactiveInterval() %/body/html In the above examples, the creation time typically only hold from 5 minutes to 15 minutes, and will then move forward to the present time forgetting all other session information. Any suggestion greatly appreciated: STeve Puntee-Business Software ArchitectTechnologent Inc[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Session time out TOOOO early!
Tom: Yes, this was my main reason for switching from Apache + Tomcat to Orion. It was too difficult to develop software without this feature. I believe there is a flag in the configuration files of Orion that controls this. I couldn't figure out a way to reliably make beans reload on Tomcat without a reboot or something sever like that. STeve Puntee-Business Software ArchitectTechnologent Inc[EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: Tom Wnuk To: Orion-Interest Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 3:36 PM Subject: RE: Session time out T early! Are you saying Orion detects changes in JSP used beans? That's great if it truly does because most jsp/servlet engines out there do Not. If the JSP page changes then it will be recompiled but that doesn't necessarily mean you'll get the new bean unless Orion has their own class-loader. The beanclass is already loaded in the JVM, not your instance but the class used for creating instances. I don't know of anyone who dynamically reloads the beans. In order to pick up the new bean the server needs to be restarted. I hope you're right because this has been a big headache in managing changes to JSP used beans. My $0.2. Tom -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Steven PunteSent: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 1:11 PMTo: Orion-InterestCc: Orion-InterestSubject: Re: Session time out T early! If aJSP pages uses a session bean, not EJB but just a server side java bean, and that bean is recompiled, the server will detect thisand reload it, but it will also dump and re-start a users present session. This makes sense. Otherwise there would be an attempt to use the old session bean object in the context of the new compiled session bean. In summary the session will appear time-out any time a related bean being used in session scope is recompiled. STeve Puntee-Business Software ArchitectTechnologent Inc[EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: Porfiriev Sergey To: Steven Punte Sent: Monday, July 10, 2000 7:24 PM Subject: Re: Session time out T early! I have the same problem, mail me if u received solution - Original Message - From: Steven Punte To: Orion-Interest Sent: Monday, July 10, 2000 3:19 PM Subject: HELP: Session time out T early! Help: I'm having serious problem with the servlet session timing-out way before it should. I'm running Orion on Solaris, and typically only see the problem when development is active (i.e. team members changing server side java bean files). I have set the session time-out to 6 hours in the web.xml file as show below: web-app servlet servlet-namesnoop/servlet-name display-namesnoop/display-name servlet-classSnoopServlet/servlet-class /servlet session-config session-timeout360/session-timeout /session-config login-config auth-methodBASIC/auth-method /login-config/web-app My JSP file is as simple as possible: %@ page language="java" session="true" %%@ page import="java.util.*" %htmlheadtitle%= "Session Bug" %/title/headbodybrbr Session Information: brLast Accessed %= new Date( session.getLastAccessedTime()) % brCreation Time %= new Date( session.getCreationTime() ) % brID %= session.getId() % brMax Interval %= session.getMaxInactiveInterval() %/body/html In the above examples, the creation time typically only hold from 5 minutes to 15 minutes, and will then move forward to the present time forgetting all other session information. Any suggestion greatly appreciated: STeve Puntee-Business Software ArchitectTechnologent Inc[EMAIL PROTECTED]
HELP: Session time out TOOOO early!
Help: I'm having serious problem with the servlet session timing-out way before it should. I'm running Orion on Solaris, and typically only see the problem when development is active (i.e. team members changing server side java bean files). I have set the session time-out to 6 hours in the web.xml file as show below: web-app servlet servlet-namesnoop/servlet-name display-namesnoop/display-name servlet-classSnoopServlet/servlet-class /servlet session-config session-timeout360/session-timeout /session-config login-config auth-methodBASIC/auth-method /login-config/web-app My JSP file is as simple as possible: %@ page language="java" session="true" %%@ page import="java.util.*" %htmlheadtitle%= "Session Bug" %/title/headbodybrbr Session Information: brLast Accessed %= new Date( session.getLastAccessedTime()) % brCreation Time %= new Date( session.getCreationTime() ) % brID %= session.getId() % brMax Interval %= session.getMaxInactiveInterval() %/body/html In the above examples, the creation time typically only hold from 5 minutes to 15 minutes, and will then move forward to the present time forgetting all other session information. Any suggestion greatly appreciated: STeve Puntee-Business Software ArchitectTechnologent Inc[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Session time-out when any class is reloaded
Dear Orion Community: I have figured out that any time a server side java bean (not EJB) is recompiled and reloaded, all active user sessions are deleted. Are there any configuration parameters associated with this? STeve Puntee-Business Software ArchitectTechnologent Inc[EMAIL PROTECTED]
orion-web.xml: development=true
Dear James: Thanks for the hint. I assume you mean file: "~orion/application-deployments/default/appName/orion-web.xml Also, if I set development=true, where will the transformed jsp to java files be stored? Thanks in advance: STeve Punte e-Business Software Architect Technologent Inc [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Orion-Interest [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2000 6:52 AM Subject: RE: HELP: Reoccurring ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException from Orion Orion has two JSP compilers - one outputs bytecode and the other (I think) outputs source, which is then compiled.. I'm willing to wager that if you use the latter compiler, the problem will disappear. To change compilers, add the attribute development="true" to the element 'orion-web-app' in /orion/applications/your_app/your_app-web/WEB-INF/orion-web.xml Regards, James Dodd ZDNet
Equivalent to Apache htaccess?
Dear Orion Community: Is there an equivalent to Apache htaccess control strategy? "htaccess" provides controlled access to directories by way of client providing a login name and password. Yes, this can be done in JSP and servlets, but the Apache functionality is something simple that low-end clients are use to. Thanks in advance: STeve Punte e-Business Software Architect Technologent Inc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: How are database JOINS achieved with EJBs?
Al: YES. I'm starting off with the hypothesis that all database tables should map to EJBs, because that is what all the hype is about. Now, for real world, does it work well? Is you answer that one should make create an EJB that is not CMP, but rather one supplies a hand crafter SQL command somewhere in its member functions? STeve Punte e-Business Software Architect Technologent Inc [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: Al Fogleson [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Steven Punte [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Orion-Interest [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2000 6:34 PM Subject: Re: How are database JOINS achieved with EJBs? you can do it the same way using BMP. Although I would be careful, I think we, as programmers have convinced ourselves that if something is in a database it MUST be an entity bean. This attitude seems to prevail all over, even at my work, where I am having a heck of a time convincing people it is just not so, or doesnt have to be :) Al - Original Message - From: "Steven Punte" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: "Orion-Interest" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 8:52 PM Subject: How are database JOINS achieved with EJBs? Dear EJB Community: Entity java beans pretty much represent a row of data in a database table. If one has: Table XTable Y -- -- A B C DD E F G One commonly executes a SQL command like: select A from X join Y on X.D=Y.D where Y.G ="Bill Clinton" How would one do the equivalent task in an elegant "Enterprise Java Bean" like manner? That is, other than simply writing some member function that performs a JDBC select command like above. Inquiring Minds Want To Know -- STeve Punte e-Business Software Architect Technologent Inc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: How are database JOINS achieved with EJBs?
Porfiriev: I'm not yet that familiar with EJBs. Can you clarify, or re-state you solution below? I don't understand what you are suggesting. Thanks STeve Punte e-Business Software Architect Technologent Inc [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: Porfiriev Sergey [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Orion-Interest [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: Orion-Interest [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 11:47 PM Subject: Re: How are database JOINS achieved with EJBs? Hello Steven, Friday, May 26, 2000, 4:52:00 AM, you wrote: example: Write folowing in yours Home interface or ( deployment orion ejb-jar.xml (full: not included) public static final String findByID_STORE_AND_ID_GRP_ORDER_BY_NAME_query= "full:SELECT PL.Id_Pricelist, PL.Datestart, PL.Datestop, PL.Discount, PL.Id_Product, PL.Id_Status, PL.Itemcomment, PL.Oldprice, PL.Price, PL.Quantity FROM PriceList PL, Product P WHERE PL.ID_PRODUCT=P.ID_PRODUCT AND PL.ID_STATUS'0' AND PL.ID_STATUS IS NOT NULL AND P.ID_STORE=$1 AND P.ID_GRP=$2 ORDER BY P.PRODUCTNAME" public static final String findByID_INVITEM_query= "Id_Value in ( select Id_Value from OrderedValues where Id_InvItem=$1 )"; SP Dear EJB Community: SP Entity java beans pretty much represent a row of data SP in a database table. SP If one has: SP Table XTable Y SP -- -- SP A B C DD E F G SP One commonly executes a SQL command like: SP select A from X join Y on X.D=Y.D where Y.G ="Bill Clinton" SP How would one do the equivalent task in an elegant SP "Enterprise Java Bean" like manner? That is, other SP than simply writing some member function that performs SP a JDBC select command like above.
CMP-EBJ Tool?
Does Orion come with a tools that create necessary SQL interface software to synchronize an CMP Entity EJB member data with a database? Steve
