I need to revisit the issue of multiple servers that was discussed in detail
a week or two ago. At that time I was successful in adding a server on one
machine. Now I'm trying to set up a new machine with multiple jrun servers
attached to one web server.
Here is the environment:
Window NT
Apach
Is this a JRun error or DB error?
Matt
Matthew L. Wright
Java Internet Programmer
Jupiter One
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I have just installed sp2 for JRun 3.0 on a Win2K box.
When I call a servlet from coldfusion using cfservlet I get a "to many
concurrent users error" Prior to installing sp2 the code worked fine.
Anybody have a clue?
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Allaire's knowledge base has an article on this:
http://www.allaire.com/Handlers/index.cfm?ID=14334&Method=Full
Basically, you set up a 'master' JRun instance that distributes requests to the
other JRuns. We have it running in production and it seems to work.
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The JRun class is in jrun.jar which is in c:\progra~1\allaire\jrun\lib if
you installed JRun to the default location. This class will not show up when
you are browsing while setting the main class. You have to just type the
text yourself. As long as you have defined the JRun 3.0 library (see my
p
Hi, Mark:
I am a newbie to JRun and have a couple questions for you.
In the forth step, we set "the main class to 'JRun'". Where is this JRun
class? How to access it? Do you have any experience of access EJB (JRun)
using user-defined testing class from within JBuilder?
Thanks in advance,
Jin
Hi-
I am trying to install a configuration as follows:
JRun server with default-app servlet named Main mapped to /
Apache as external web server.
Options Indexes Includes FollowSymLinks ExecCGI
AddHandler cgi-script .cgi
AllowOverride All
Order allow,deny
There are two solutions :
1.] User CORBA to access the ejb.
2.] If solutions 1 is a overkill, use a networking sockets, design your own
protocol and talk to the java code thru sockets.
Hope that helps.
Mukesh J.
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I think you are going to have to use CORBA to have C talk to an EJB
Dave
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If JRun supported RMI-IIOP this would be easier, but I don't think it
does... I also don't think you want JNI, I think you'd rather have the C
code talk with another program at the client which is written in Java and
talks directly to the EJB. Perhaps you could use sockets between the C
program
I need to write a C program to talk to an EJB server to access a stateful
session bean. Can someone give me a pointer to where any information and
examples can be found?
I appreciate it.
Phillip
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Hello.
We are trying to evaluate ClusterCATS (4.5-453-1.4) with an eval of Enterprise JRun
(Service Pack 2a Version
3.02a.11614) on NT 4. When we try to set up a cluster we get the infamous "Invalid
License" error for
"GoJRunGoJava". I have seen the Knowledge Base Article 18930 - nothing new the
Is there a way with Jrun 2.3.3 to have a single Netscape server connect with
multiple Jrun servers.
For example, I would like to map requests containing /jeff_1 to a jrun
server on port
and requests containing /jeff_2 to a jrun server on port 5556.
I know how to do this using Jrun 3.0 but n
String query1="SELECT stoplight,prod_element_id "+
"FROM prod_list "+
"WHERE bemsid=? AND submitted_date=? "+
"ORDER BY prod_element_id ";
i inserted space after question mark
it does not throw any any excepion but no resultset
i thiink expe
Scott Stirling wrote:
>
> This is normal UNIX behavior. Use the UNIX nohup command when you start
> JRun in order to make it "NO Hang UP" when you log out. Do "man nohup" to
> see what I mean. JRun 3.0 has a command-line flag -nohup that does this for
> you.
>
> Also, there is an rc script in
Mark Gregor wrote:
>
> > What JVM do you use BTW?
>
> The one that came with the Jrun 3.0 CD, JavaSoft JRE 1.2.
>
> Even stranger is that *some* pages continue to function
> while others remain totally dead. e.g., the home page
> of the site, which really doesn't have any complex code
> in
Hi there,
I am using JRUN enterprise in solaris,database as sqlserver 7.o runs on
win-NT 4.0.
Here is my snippet
bemsid=rs1.getInt(1);
.
String query1="SELECT stoplight,prod_element_id "+
"FROM prod_list "+
"WHERE bemsid=? AND submitted_date=?"+
We have just setup a weblogic server and have configured our cold fusion
server to communicate with it. We we execute the page with exclusive lock
calls to the weblogic server it works fine but if we take away the exclusive
lock we start to randomly see the connection fail. Has anyone noticed th
Title: RE: Using the jbuilder IDE with JRUN
There is an article in Allaire knowlege base discussing this. Here is its URL:
http://allaire.com/Handlers/index.cfm?ID=14529&Method=Full
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