We are running JRun 3.02a Advanced version on Solaris 2.7 and Suns JVM
1.3.0_02. We have also tried Suns JVM 1.2.2_08 with the same result. We are
currently running Netscape Enterprise 3.63, but have also tried Apache
1.3.19.
Let me give some more background information on the problem. This is f
Hello all,
How do we create a WAR and EAR file for JRun app server.Is there any tool
availiable as "packager" as in j2sdk??
Are you sure you are closing the result sets and statements properly? 50
sounds more like max cursors than a number of connections...
Cheers
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Subject: RE: Jrun connection pool not closing
We are also exper
We are also experiencing same problem with connection pooling.
If anybody can suggest a workaround , that will be Great!!!.
Savant
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If i deploy 2 similar application with the same class files etc (names
different - release,debug)-
and try to access http://localhost/release/login.jsp - works fine
open up a new browser window and access
http://localhost/debug/login.jsp - 500 internal error - null pointer
exception..
Thanks in
You are definately suffering from a classpath problem. I don't think that
the deploy directory is autmatically on the classpath that the JSPs use.
Try putting the exception class in a separate .jar file and placing that
file in the classpath for the default server. You can do this via the JMC.
Yo
>From looking at old posts and reading between the lines,
I assume that using out.flush() to send intermediate html output to the
client
does not work in Jrun 2.3.3 but will work in jrun3.0 but it was never
clearly stated if this was the case?
I have not had any success is flushing the buffer usi
This is not normal behavior. We use Oracle and JRun with DataSources. Our
connection pooling works perfectly even under a very heavy load.
I don't know why it isn't working in Andrew's case but it definately should
work.
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Looks like you used the example right out of the book which uses a
pre-defined datasource called "cfsnippets." The example assumes that this
datasource has already been defined. In order for it to work you have to
have a JDBC datasource named cfsnippets in the JMC.
If you are using the JDBC t
I am not sure if this will work but try to put the following line in your
local.properties.
jdbc.datasourcename.remotelyAccessible=true
I was getting the same error and the above line worked for me. Not sure
though if that is the problem or not. Check the migration guide. It talks
about the
I have a method in a servlet JSP.class that throws a custom exception
created by me. That custom exception extends Exception.
package RMS;
import examples.ejb.beans.session.RMS;
import examples.ejb.beans.session.RMSHome;
import examples.ejb.beans.share.ProcessingErrorException;
Andrew,
I have seen the same exact thing with informix and was told that this is
how connection pools work. I don't buy it.
A new connection should not be opened for each and every request. Where is
the pooling in this scenario? To add to the issue,
in JRun 3.0 you cannot set the max pool size
I'm writing a ByteArrayOutputStream to the client (through the web server),
and it's not throwing an IOException if the client clicks "cancel" halfway
through the download. I initially wrote the servlet that's streaming the
binary file back in Tomcat, and this works perfectly with Tomcat. Any i
I get a error when execute this code:
<%@ page import="java.sql.*" %>
<%@ page import="java.util.*" %>
<%@ page import="javax.naming.*" %>
<%@ page import="javax.sql.*" %>
<%
try {
InitialContext ic = new InitialContext();
DataSource dataSource =
(DataSource)ic.lookup("java:comp/en
I have a JSP application which uses the JRun connection pooling, by
requesting a connection from the Datasource.
After use, the ResultSet, Statement/PreparedStatement and Connection
objects are closed by calling the close() method, so it should return to
the pool.
However, every time I open a JSP
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I am unable to instantiate the context if i don't give the properties.
Anyways I figured that I had to add datasourcename.ejipt.sourceURL in my
deploy.properties and it worked. Thanks for the reply.
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From: R.Anitha [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 20
As long as both app server and the web server are the same there is no
need to specify the context properties.
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From: Simon Evans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 5:32 AM
To: JRun-Talk
Subject: RE: jrun and oracle driver
can you look it up fro
can you look it up from from a servlet or jsp page (ie with no Context
Properties)?
<%
InitialContext ctx = new InitialContext();
ctx.lookup("java:comp/env/jdbc/Oracle");
%>
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