RE: Building an application
I had a quick look at log4J, but though it looked very complete, also bit
more difficult to use that the dumb servlet.log()...
I could not download the binaries from opensymphony.
But I when I get some time, I will have a better look at log4j anyway.
thanks.
Olivier
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Dan North
Sent: 11 April 2001 13:02
To: Orion-Interest
Subject: RE: Building an application
Logging is something that has been rather overlooked in java. The proposed
Java 1.4 contains a logging api, but in the meantime, the log4j project at
jakarta.apache.org/log4j is an excellent framework suitable for most
architectures. We use it all the time in servlets, EJBs, taglibs, etc and
it works very well.
The OpenSymphony open source project (www.opensymphony.com) contains a
class called com.opensymphony.util.Logger in oscore.jar (you can obtain and
build this through anonymous cvs) which conveniently hides all the things
you don't need to know about log4j. You use it like this:
import com.opensymphony.util.Logger;
public class MyClass {
private static final Logger logger = new Logger( MyClass.class );
...
public void myMethod() {
logger.debug( "This is a debug message" );
logger.info( "This is info" );
logger.warn( "Guess what this is?" );
logger.error( "Bad news" );
logger.fatal( "REALLY bad news" );
...
It reads in a properties file which is described in the log4j docs, and is
accessed by
the logger.config system property, eg:
java -Dlogger.config=/path/to/my/logger.properties MyClass
which allows you to switch logging on and off, and record only certain
priorities of logging, send debug to the console and error to syslog or the
Event Logger in NT, etc.
Very clean, simple and nice to use.
Hope that helps,
Dan/tastapod
ps. I have no commercial affiliation in opensymphony, but Logger is
possibly the class I use the most anywhere in java, after java.lang.String
:o)
At 10:09 11/04/2001 +0100, you wrote:
>Thanks everyone,
>
>Switching off the "friendly" message, help me figuring out.
>
>It is now working.
>I had to modify 3 config files (instead of 2...see at the bottom of this
>mail):
>application.xml:
>
>default-web-site.xml
>
>server.xml
>
>
>Does it look allright or redondant ???
>
>
>Is there a way to access a log class in Orion (is is standard to all EJB
>servers ?)
>
>Thanks again,
>
>Olivier
>
>-Original Message-
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of SCOTT FARQUHAR
>Sent: 11 April 2001 00:29
>To: Orion-Interest
>Subject: RE: Building an application
>
>
>Two things that might be of interest:
>
>
>
>
>in default-web-site.xml . I assume that you can map an application to root
>by changing that?
>
>Turn off "friendly error messages" in Internet Explorer
>(tools->options->advanced->show friendly http error messages).
>
>A 500 could mean anything. Once you get the stack trace you might be able
>to determine what the problem is.
>
>Scott
>
>
> >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/11/01 04:21am >>>
>Dan,
>
>The error I have is 500 (http internal server error), when I type
>http://localhost/taskforce
>If I type http://localhost, I have the orion home page.
>
>This the tree of the applications directory, once expanded by orion.
>
>D:\JAVA\ORION\APPLICATIONS
>taskforce.ear
>\---taskforce
> taskforce.war
> userEJB.jar
> +---META-INF
> application.xml
> \---taskforce
> index.html
> +---images
> +---META-INF
> \---WEB-INF
> +---classes
> | +---net
> | | \---tnt
> | | +---user
> | | | \---model
> | | +---util
> | | \---web
> | | +---control
> | | \---taglib
> | \---org
> | \---apache
> | \---struts
> | \---resources
> +---lib
> \---tlds
>
>The server.xml and default-web-site.xml have been modified as mentionned at
>the bottom of this mail.
>
>I have tried to modify the context root to "/" but it did not change.
>
>I have just noticed that you can set the root="/taskforce" in
>default-web-site.xml
> root="/taskforce"/>
>and also in the /META-INF/application.xml of you
>ear(/taskforce)
>
>I suppose they must be the same (which is the case for me). What is the
role
>of each ?
RE: Building an application
Logging is something that has been rather overlooked in java. The proposed
Java 1.4 contains a logging api, but in the meantime, the log4j project at
jakarta.apache.org/log4j is an excellent framework suitable for most
architectures. We use it all the time in servlets, EJBs, taglibs, etc and
it works very well.
The OpenSymphony open source project (www.opensymphony.com) contains a
class called com.opensymphony.util.Logger in oscore.jar (you can obtain and
build this through anonymous cvs) which conveniently hides all the things
you don't need to know about log4j. You use it like this:
import com.opensymphony.util.Logger;
public class MyClass {
private static final Logger logger = new Logger( MyClass.class );
...
public void myMethod() {
logger.debug( "This is a debug message" );
logger.info( "This is info" );
logger.warn( "Guess what this is?" );
logger.error( "Bad news" );
logger.fatal( "REALLY bad news" );
...
It reads in a properties file which is described in the log4j docs, and is
accessed by
the logger.config system property, eg:
java -Dlogger.config=/path/to/my/logger.properties MyClass
which allows you to switch logging on and off, and record only certain
priorities of logging, send debug to the console and error to syslog or the
Event Logger in NT, etc.
Very clean, simple and nice to use.
Hope that helps,
Dan/tastapod
ps. I have no commercial affiliation in opensymphony, but Logger is
possibly the class I use the most anywhere in java, after java.lang.String :o)
At 10:09 11/04/2001 +0100, you wrote:
>Thanks everyone,
>
>Switching off the "friendly" message, help me figuring out.
>
>It is now working.
>I had to modify 3 config files (instead of 2...see at the bottom of this
>mail):
>application.xml:
>
>default-web-site.xml
>
>server.xml
>
>
>Does it look allright or redondant ???
>
>
>Is there a way to access a log class in Orion (is is standard to all EJB
>servers ?)
>
>Thanks again,
>
>Olivier
>
>-Original Message-
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of SCOTT FARQUHAR
>Sent: 11 April 2001 00:29
>To: Orion-Interest
>Subject: RE: Building an application
>
>
>Two things that might be of interest:
>
>
>
>
>in default-web-site.xml . I assume that you can map an application to root
>by changing that?
>
>Turn off "friendly error messages" in Internet Explorer
>(tools->options->advanced->show friendly http error messages).
>
>A 500 could mean anything. Once you get the stack trace you might be able
>to determine what the problem is.
>
>Scott
>
>
> >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/11/01 04:21am >>>
>Dan,
>
>The error I have is 500 (http internal server error), when I type
>http://localhost/taskforce
>If I type http://localhost, I have the orion home page.
>
>This the tree of the applications directory, once expanded by orion.
>
>D:\JAVA\ORION\APPLICATIONS
>taskforce.ear
>\---taskforce
> taskforce.war
> userEJB.jar
> +---META-INF
> application.xml
> \---taskforce
> index.html
> +---images
> +---META-INF
> \---WEB-INF
> +---classes
> | +---net
> | | \---tnt
> | | +---user
> | | | \---model
> | | +---util
> | | \---web
> | | +---control
> | | \---taglib
> | \---org
> | \---apache
> | \---struts
> | \---resources
> +---lib
> \---tlds
>
>The server.xml and default-web-site.xml have been modified as mentionned at
>the bottom of this mail.
>
>I have tried to modify the context root to "/" but it did not change.
>
>I have just noticed that you can set the root="/taskforce" in
>default-web-site.xml
> root="/taskforce"/>
>and also in the /META-INF/application.xml of you
>ear(/taskforce)
>
>I suppose they must be the same (which is the case for me). What is the role
>of each ?
>
>I guess there are 2 possible source of error
>1) the way I have update the server.xml and default-web-site.xml
> (default-web-site.xml)
> root="/taskforce"/>
>
> (server.xml)
>
>
>2) the directory structure (see above)
>
>
>Thanks,
>
>Olivier
>-Original Message-
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf
SV: Building an application
Title: SV: Building an application Why do you include taskforce.ear as an web-application in the global application ? (application.xml) ? > -Ursprungligt meddelande- > Från: olivier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Skickat: den 11 april 2001 02:09 > Till: Orion-Interest > Ämne: RE: Building an application > > > Thanks everyone, > > Switching off the "friendly" message, help me figuring out. > > It is now working. > I had to modify 3 config files (instead of 2...see at the > bottom of this > mail): > application.xml: > > path="../applications/taskforce.ear" /> > default-web-site.xml > > root="/taskforce"/> > server.xml > > path="../applications/taskforce.ear"/> > > Does it look allright or redondant ??? > > > Is there a way to access a log class in Orion (is is standard > to all EJB > servers ?) > > Thanks again, > > Olivier > > -Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of > SCOTT FARQUHAR > Sent: 11 April 2001 00:29 > To: Orion-Interest > Subject: RE: Building an application > > > Two things that might be of interest: > > > > > in default-web-site.xml . I assume that you can map an > application to root > by changing that? > > Turn off "friendly error messages" in Internet Explorer > (tools->options->advanced->show friendly http error messages). > > A 500 could mean anything. Once you get the stack trace you > might be able > to determine what the problem is. > > Scott > > > >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/11/01 04:21am >>> > Dan, > > The error I have is 500 (http internal server error), when I type > http://localhost/taskforce > If I type http://localhost, I have the orion home page. > > This the tree of the applications directory, once expanded by orion. > > D:\JAVA\ORION\APPLICATIONS > taskforce.ear > \---taskforce > taskforce.war > userEJB.jar > +---META-INF > application.xml > \---taskforce > index.html > +---images > +---META-INF > \---WEB-INF > +---classes > | +---net > | | \---tnt > | | +---user > | | | \---model > | | +---util > | | \---web > | | +---control > | | \---taglib > | \---org > | \---apache > | \---struts > | \---resources > +---lib > \---tlds > > The server.xml and default-web-site.xml have been modified as > mentionned at > the bottom of this mail. > > I have tried to modify the context root to "/" but it did not change. > > I have just noticed that you can set the root="/taskforce" in > default-web-site.xml > > root="/taskforce"/> > and also in the /META-INF/application.xml of you > ear(/taskforce) > > I suppose they must be the same (which is the case for me). > What is the role > of each ? > > I guess there are 2 possible source of error > 1) the way I have update the server.xml and default-web-site.xml > (default-web-site.xml) > > root="/taskforce"/> > > (server.xml) > > path="../applications/taskforce.ear" /> > > 2) the directory structure (see above) > > > Thanks, > > Olivier > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Daniel Lopez > Sent: 10 April 2001 07:05 > To: Orion-Interest > Subject: Re: Building an application > > > Hi Oliver, > Last week I was plating with the same thing and I was successful with > pretty much the same configuration that you have, except that in > application.xml I set the context root to / > (/). Which error are you getting > ? 404? Can > you see your .ear file unpackaged? > regards, > Dan > > > olivier wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > I am new to Orion, and I have recently been trying to build an > > application (ear) with not much success. Basically, Orion seems to > > deploys all the components, but I can't get the first page > to open on > > the browser. > > I am using struts as a framework, with the fix I have seen on this > > site (remove the dtd from the jar and put them under classes), and > > struts does not seem to be the problem now (especially > since my first > > page is an index.html) > > > > The ear is in orion\applications > > > > userEjb.jar > > taskforce.war > > \META-INF > > application.xml > > > > source of application.xml for the ear > > > > taskforce > > Application description > > > > > > taskforce.war > > /taskforce > > > > > > > > userEjb.jar > > > > > > > > I put this in default-web-site > > > > root="/taskforce"/> > > this in server.xml > > > path="../applications/taskforce.ear" /> > > > > > > I have tried with the news.ear coming with orion, but same problem. > > > > Any clue? > > > > Thanks, > > > > olivier > > > >
RE: Building an application
Thanks everyone, Switching off the "friendly" message, help me figuring out. It is now working. I had to modify 3 config files (instead of 2...see at the bottom of this mail): application.xml: default-web-site.xml server.xml Does it look allright or redondant ??? Is there a way to access a log class in Orion (is is standard to all EJB servers ?) Thanks again, Olivier -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of SCOTT FARQUHAR Sent: 11 April 2001 00:29 To: Orion-Interest Subject: RE: Building an application Two things that might be of interest: in default-web-site.xml . I assume that you can map an application to root by changing that? Turn off "friendly error messages" in Internet Explorer (tools->options->advanced->show friendly http error messages). A 500 could mean anything. Once you get the stack trace you might be able to determine what the problem is. Scott >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/11/01 04:21am >>> Dan, The error I have is 500 (http internal server error), when I type http://localhost/taskforce If I type http://localhost, I have the orion home page. This the tree of the applications directory, once expanded by orion. D:\JAVA\ORION\APPLICATIONS taskforce.ear \---taskforce taskforce.war userEJB.jar +---META-INF application.xml \---taskforce index.html +---images +---META-INF \---WEB-INF +---classes | +---net | | \---tnt | | +---user | | | \---model | | +---util | | \---web | | +---control | | \---taglib | \---org | \---apache | \---struts | \---resources +---lib \---tlds The server.xml and default-web-site.xml have been modified as mentionned at the bottom of this mail. I have tried to modify the context root to "/" but it did not change. I have just noticed that you can set the root="/taskforce" in default-web-site.xml and also in the /META-INF/application.xml of you ear(/taskforce) I suppose they must be the same (which is the case for me). What is the role of each ? I guess there are 2 possible source of error 1) the way I have update the server.xml and default-web-site.xml (default-web-site.xml) (server.xml) 2) the directory structure (see above) Thanks, Olivier -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Daniel Lopez Sent: 10 April 2001 07:05 To: Orion-Interest Subject: Re: Building an application Hi Oliver, Last week I was plating with the same thing and I was successful with pretty much the same configuration that you have, except that in application.xml I set the context root to / (/). Which error are you getting ? 404? Can you see your .ear file unpackaged? regards, Dan > olivier wrote: > > Hi, > > I am new to Orion, and I have recently been trying to build an > application (ear) with not much success. Basically, Orion seems to > deploys all the components, but I can't get the first page to open on > the browser. > I am using struts as a framework, with the fix I have seen on this > site (remove the dtd from the jar and put them under classes), and > struts does not seem to be the problem now (especially since my first > page is an index.html) > > The ear is in orion\applications > > userEjb.jar > taskforce.war > \META-INF > application.xml > > source of application.xml for the ear > > taskforce > Application description > > > taskforce.war > /taskforce > > > > userEjb.jar > > > > I put this in default-web-site > root="/taskforce"/> > this in server.xml > > > > I have tried with the news.ear coming with orion, but same problem. > > Any clue? > > Thanks, > > olivier
Re: Building an application
Olivier, I have the same setup as you have and it works for me. What are the error messages that you get in the error log? Just an internal server error? It sounds like orion is not able to "load" you application because of a configuration issue and that's why even the index.html doesn't work. Good luck with it, Dan olivier wrote: > > Dan, > > The error I have is 500 (http internal server error), when I type > http://localhost/taskforce > If I type http://localhost, I have the orion home page. > > This the tree of the applications directory, once expanded by orion. > > D:\JAVA\ORION\APPLICATIONS > taskforce.ear > \---taskforce > taskforce.war > userEJB.jar > +---META-INF > application.xml > \---taskforce > index.html > +---images > +---META-INF > \---WEB-INF > +---classes > | +---net > | | \---tnt > | | +---user > | | | \---model > | | +---util > | | \---web > | | +---control > | | \---taglib > | \---org > | \---apache > | \---struts > | \---resources > +---lib > \---tlds > > The server.xml and default-web-site.xml have been modified as mentionned at > the bottom of this mail. > > I have tried to modify the context root to "/" but it did not change. > > I have just noticed that you can set the root="/taskforce" in > default-web-site.xml > > and also in the /META-INF/application.xml of you > ear(/taskforce) > > I suppose they must be the same (which is the case for me). What is the role > of each ? > > I guess there are 2 possible source of error > 1) the way I have update the server.xml and default-web-site.xml > (default-web-site.xml) > > > (server.xml) > > > 2) the directory structure (see above) > > Thanks, > > Olivier > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Daniel Lopez > Sent: 10 April 2001 07:05 > To: Orion-Interest > Subject: Re: Building an application > > Hi Oliver, > Last week I was plating with the same thing and I was successful with > pretty much the same configuration that you have, except that in > application.xml I set the context root to / > (/). Which error are you getting ? 404? Can > you see your .ear file unpackaged? > regards, > Dan > > > olivier wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > I am new to Orion, and I have recently been trying to build an > > application (ear) with not much success. Basically, Orion seems to > > deploys all the components, but I can't get the first page to open on > > the browser. > > I am using struts as a framework, with the fix I have seen on this > > site (remove the dtd from the jar and put them under classes), and > > struts does not seem to be the problem now (especially since my first > > page is an index.html) > > > > The ear is in orion\applications > > > > userEjb.jar > > taskforce.war > > \META-INF > > application.xml > > > > source of application.xml for the ear > > > > taskforce > > Application description > > > > > > taskforce.war > > /taskforce > > > > > > > > userEjb.jar > > > > > > > > I put this in default-web-site > > > root="/taskforce"/> > > this in server.xml > > > > > > > > I have tried with the news.ear coming with orion, but same problem. > > > > Any clue? > > > > Thanks, > > > > olivier
RE: Building an application
You can change that entry to: or what ever names you prefer. Make sure you have defined 'myApp' in the server.xml though. FE On Wednesday, April 11, 2001 1:29 AM, SCOTT FARQUHAR [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: > Two things that might be of interest: > > > > > in default-web-site.xml . I assume that you can map an application to root by >changing that? > > Turn off "friendly error messages" in Internet Explorer >(tools->options->advanced->show friendly http error messages). > > A 500 could mean anything. Once you get the stack trace you might be able to >determine what the problem is. > > Scott > > > >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/11/01 04:21am >>> > Dan, > > The error I have is 500 (http internal server error), when I type > http://localhost/taskforce > If I type http://localhost, I have the orion home page. > > This the tree of the applications directory, once expanded by orion. > > D:\JAVA\ORION\APPLICATIONS > taskforce.ear > \---taskforce > taskforce.war > userEJB.jar > +---META-INF > application.xml > \---taskforce > index.html > +---images > +---META-INF > \---WEB-INF > +---classes > | +---net > | | \---tnt > | | +---user > | | | \---model > | | +---util > | | \---web > | | +---control > | | \---taglib > | \---org > | \---apache > | \---struts > | \---resources > +---lib > \---tlds > > The server.xml and default-web-site.xml have been modified as mentionned at > the bottom of this mail. > > I have tried to modify the context root to "/" but it did not change. > > I have just noticed that you can set the root="/taskforce" in > default-web-site.xml > > and also in the /META-INF/application.xml of you > ear(/taskforce) > > I suppose they must be the same (which is the case for me). What is the role > of each ? > > I guess there are 2 possible source of error > 1) the way I have update the server.xml and default-web-site.xml > (default-web-site.xml) > > > (server.xml) > > > 2) the directory structure (see above) > > > Thanks, > > Olivier > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Daniel Lopez > Sent: 10 April 2001 07:05 > To: Orion-Interest > Subject: Re: Building an application > > > Hi Oliver, > Last week I was plating with the same thing and I was successful with > pretty much the same configuration that you have, except that in > application.xml I set the context root to / > (/). Which error are you getting ? 404? Can > you see your .ear file unpackaged? > regards, > Dan > > > olivier wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > I am new to Orion, and I have recently been trying to build an > > application (ear) with not much success. Basically, Orion seems to > > deploys all the components, but I can't get the first page to open on > > the browser. > > I am using struts as a framework, with the fix I have seen on this > > site (remove the dtd from the jar and put them under classes), and > > struts does not seem to be the problem now (especially since my first > > page is an index.html) > > > > The ear is in orion\applications > > > > userEjb.jar > > taskforce.war > > \META-INF > > application.xml > > > > source of application.xml for the ear > > > > taskforce > > Application description > > > > > > taskforce.war > > /taskforce > > > > > > > > userEjb.jar > > > > > > > > I put this in default-web-site > > > root="/taskforce"/> > > this in server.xml > > > > > > > > I have tried with the news.ear coming with orion, but same problem. > > > > Any clue? > > > > Thanks, > > > > olivier > > >
RE: Building an application
Two things that might be of interest: in default-web-site.xml . I assume that you can map an application to root by changing that? Turn off "friendly error messages" in Internet Explorer (tools->options->advanced->show friendly http error messages). A 500 could mean anything. Once you get the stack trace you might be able to determine what the problem is. Scott >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/11/01 04:21am >>> Dan, The error I have is 500 (http internal server error), when I type http://localhost/taskforce If I type http://localhost, I have the orion home page. This the tree of the applications directory, once expanded by orion. D:\JAVA\ORION\APPLICATIONS taskforce.ear \---taskforce taskforce.war userEJB.jar +---META-INF application.xml \---taskforce index.html +---images +---META-INF \---WEB-INF +---classes | +---net | | \---tnt | | +---user | | | \---model | | +---util | | \---web | | +---control | | \---taglib | \---org | \---apache | \---struts | \---resources +---lib \---tlds The server.xml and default-web-site.xml have been modified as mentionned at the bottom of this mail. I have tried to modify the context root to "/" but it did not change. I have just noticed that you can set the root="/taskforce" in default-web-site.xml and also in the /META-INF/application.xml of you ear(/taskforce) I suppose they must be the same (which is the case for me). What is the role of each ? I guess there are 2 possible source of error 1) the way I have update the server.xml and default-web-site.xml (default-web-site.xml) (server.xml) 2) the directory structure (see above) Thanks, Olivier -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Daniel Lopez Sent: 10 April 2001 07:05 To: Orion-Interest Subject: Re: Building an application Hi Oliver, Last week I was plating with the same thing and I was successful with pretty much the same configuration that you have, except that in application.xml I set the context root to / (/). Which error are you getting ? 404? Can you see your .ear file unpackaged? regards, Dan > olivier wrote: > > Hi, > > I am new to Orion, and I have recently been trying to build an > application (ear) with not much success. Basically, Orion seems to > deploys all the components, but I can't get the first page to open on > the browser. > I am using struts as a framework, with the fix I have seen on this > site (remove the dtd from the jar and put them under classes), and > struts does not seem to be the problem now (especially since my first > page is an index.html) > > The ear is in orion\applications > > userEjb.jar > taskforce.war > \META-INF > application.xml > > source of application.xml for the ear > > taskforce > Application description > > > taskforce.war > /taskforce > > > > userEjb.jar > > > > I put this in default-web-site > root="/taskforce"/> > this in server.xml > > > > I have tried with the news.ear coming with orion, but same problem. > > Any clue? > > Thanks, > > olivier
RE: Building an application
I suppose it is a orion configuration problem, as when I put the same ear into the deploy directory of jboss, I can access the index.html page. Is there a plan from the orion developper to implement a "drag and drop" feature in Orion ?? :-) Olivier -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Daniel Lopez Sent: 10 April 2001 07:05 To: Orion-Interest Subject: Re: Building an application Hi Oliver, Last week I was plating with the same thing and I was successful with pretty much the same configuration that you have, except that in application.xml I set the context root to / (/). Which error are you getting ? 404? Can you see your .ear file unpackaged? regards, Dan > olivier wrote: > > Hi, > > I am new to Orion, and I have recently been trying to build an > application (ear) with not much success. Basically, Orion seems to > deploys all the components, but I can't get the first page to open on > the browser. > I am using struts as a framework, with the fix I have seen on this > site (remove the dtd from the jar and put them under classes), and > struts does not seem to be the problem now (especially since my first > page is an index.html) > > The ear is in orion\applications > > userEjb.jar > taskforce.war > \META-INF > application.xml > > source of application.xml for the ear > > taskforce > Application description > > > taskforce.war > /taskforce > > > > userEjb.jar > > > > I put this in default-web-site > root="/taskforce"/> > this in server.xml > > > > I have tried with the news.ear coming with orion, but same problem. > > Any clue? > > Thanks, > > olivier
RE: Building an application
Dan, The error I have is 500 (http internal server error), when I type http://localhost/taskforce If I type http://localhost, I have the orion home page. This the tree of the applications directory, once expanded by orion. D:\JAVA\ORION\APPLICATIONS taskforce.ear \---taskforce taskforce.war userEJB.jar +---META-INF application.xml \---taskforce index.html +---images +---META-INF \---WEB-INF +---classes | +---net | | \---tnt | | +---user | | | \---model | | +---util | | \---web | | +---control | | \---taglib | \---org | \---apache | \---struts | \---resources +---lib \---tlds The server.xml and default-web-site.xml have been modified as mentionned at the bottom of this mail. I have tried to modify the context root to "/" but it did not change. I have just noticed that you can set the root="/taskforce" in default-web-site.xml and also in the /META-INF/application.xml of you ear(/taskforce) I suppose they must be the same (which is the case for me). What is the role of each ? I guess there are 2 possible source of error 1) the way I have update the server.xml and default-web-site.xml (default-web-site.xml) (server.xml) 2) the directory structure (see above) Thanks, Olivier -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Daniel Lopez Sent: 10 April 2001 07:05 To: Orion-Interest Subject: Re: Building an application Hi Oliver, Last week I was plating with the same thing and I was successful with pretty much the same configuration that you have, except that in application.xml I set the context root to / (/). Which error are you getting ? 404? Can you see your .ear file unpackaged? regards, Dan > olivier wrote: > > Hi, > > I am new to Orion, and I have recently been trying to build an > application (ear) with not much success. Basically, Orion seems to > deploys all the components, but I can't get the first page to open on > the browser. > I am using struts as a framework, with the fix I have seen on this > site (remove the dtd from the jar and put them under classes), and > struts does not seem to be the problem now (especially since my first > page is an index.html) > > The ear is in orion\applications > > userEjb.jar > taskforce.war > \META-INF > application.xml > > source of application.xml for the ear > > taskforce > Application description > > > taskforce.war > /taskforce > > > > userEjb.jar > > > > I put this in default-web-site > root="/taskforce"/> > this in server.xml > > > > I have tried with the news.ear coming with orion, but same problem. > > Any clue? > > Thanks, > > olivier
Re: Building an application
Hi Oliver, Last week I was plating with the same thing and I was successful with pretty much the same configuration that you have, except that in application.xml I set the context root to / (/). Which error are you getting ? 404? Can you see your .ear file unpackaged? regards, Dan > olivier wrote: > > Hi, > > I am new to Orion, and I have recently been trying to build an > application (ear) with not much success. Basically, Orion seems to > deploys all the components, but I can't get the first page to open on > the browser. > I am using struts as a framework, with the fix I have seen on this > site (remove the dtd from the jar and put them under classes), and > struts does not seem to be the problem now (especially since my first > page is an index.html) > > The ear is in orion\applications > > userEjb.jar > taskforce.war > \META-INF > application.xml > > source of application.xml for the ear > > taskforce > Application description > > > taskforce.war > /taskforce > > > > userEjb.jar > > > > I put this in default-web-site > root="/taskforce"/> > this in server.xml > > > > I have tried with the news.ear coming with orion, but same problem. > > Any clue? > > Thanks, > > olivier
Building an application
Title: SV: Error deserializing session Hi, I am new to Orion, and I have recently been trying to build an application (ear) with not much success. Basically, Orion seems to deploys all the components, but I can't get the first page to open on the browser. I am using struts as a framework, with the fix I have seen on this site (remove the dtd from the jar and put them under classes), and struts does not seem to be the problem now (especially since my first page is an index.html) The ear is in orion\applications userEjb.jar taskforce.war \META-INF application.xml source of application.xml for the ear taskforce Application description taskforce.war /taskforce userEjb.jar I put this in default-web-site this in server.xml I have tried with the news.ear coming with orion, but same problem. Any clue? Thanks, olivier
