RE: Javac or jikesw with JDK 1.5?

I recently build a server during which I went from the base JRUN install, to Updater 5, running under JRE 1.5. It took me almost a day to finally figure out I needed to remove jikesw, as per that workaround, even though Updater pack 5 is supposed to be 1.5 compatible. ~ Jon -Original

RE: Is JRun still relevant?

Also an interesting time to raise such a question Just as Adobe are aquiring MM. That, alongside JRUN's relative dormance for the past couple of years+. With many people moving to Tomcat, for the reasons already stated in this topic, you have to wonder how Adobe will treat JRUN. ~ Jon

RE: Is JRun still relevant?

. ~ Jon -Original Message- From: Alex Hubner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] It's nice to take a look on this: http://www.webperformanceinc.com/library/ServletReport/ Jrun is a hell of a good J2EE server. No reason to drop it IMHO. []'s Alex 1 -Mensagem original- De: Jon Austin

RE: JRun Migration From 3.1 to 4

I'm a big fan of the Eclipse IDE for java. It will also handle JSP pages nicely.. It's open source, so there's no cost involved, and it has some great refactoring tools..You can change a variable with Refactor, Rename and have it replace any references to it in the code. This would cut down

Machine Specs

I have an enterprise level app running on JRUN CFMX, with a proposed user load of 2,000 users, running on 4 load balanced pairs of web-server/CF boxes, with 4gb RAM, on dual 1.6ghz.. My question is, I now need to scale it down to approximately 50 users.. But I don't have specific enough data to

Java Files

I seem to recall reading at one point of an option in JRUN, to retain the generated java files (Not just the classes). Does anyone know offhand what this would be, or if it exists? I could be confusing it with Tomcat. Thanks! ~ Jon

RE: Java Files

Falkman Team Macromedia - JRun -Original Message- From: Jon Austin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, January 07, 2005 9:01 AM To: JRun-Talk Subject: Java Files I seem to recall reading at one point of an option in JRUN, to retain the generated java files (Not just the classes

RE: Hibernate, Spring and Proxool..

-Original Message- From: Jon Austin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, November 01, 2004 2:44 PM To: JRun-Talk Subject: Hibernate, Spring and Proxool.. I have an app in Tomcat, which is running just fine using the combination of Spring, Hibernate, and Prxool. However I have now

Hibernate, Spring and Proxool..

I have an app in Tomcat, which is running just fine using the combination of Spring, Hibernate, and Prxool. However I have now deployed it under JRUN4, Updater 4, and I have the following problem. I have up to and including Hibernate working fine. When configured to use internal pooling,

Spring

Has anyone worked with the Spring Framework, under JRUN? I have a spring-based servlet, which I have developed under Tomcat, and I am trying to deploy under JRUN, however I get an error could not preload servlet: servletname Nothing useful, like a reason... An error... Just that message..

RE: Spring

Was there a simple resolution to this? -Original Message- Has anyone worked with the Spring Framework, under JRUN? I have a spring-based servlet, which I have developed under Tomcat, and I am trying to deploy under JRUN, however I get an error could not preload servlet:

Insert into returning

We are having an issue with uniqueID generation, and needing to know the ID following the insert. We're hoping to go with Insert into X (a) A returning id to return the value of the ID column in tandem, to prevent a select max(id) from returning the wrong ID in a multi-user situation. We

RE: Spring

Message- From: Jon Austin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, October 01, 2004 11:36 AM To: JRun-Talk Subject: RE: Spring Was there a simple resolution to this? -Original Message- Has anyone worked with the Spring Framework, under JRUN? I have a spring-based servlet

RE: Spring

Okay, now my servlet is running just fine.. I hit my IIS box, with my virtual URL http://localhost/servlet.htm . JRun receives no such hit, and IIS replies with a page not found. It doesn't seem to forward to my connector. I hit my JRUN internal web serverhttp://localhost:8101/servlet.htm I

RE: Jrun Updater 4?

It enters the Just because you can, doesn't necessarily mean you should quandary. -Original Message- From: Simon Horwith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] but, because they don't support it, it means you really shouldn't do it, doesn't it ;) don't worry Pete, I'm not going to claim to have

RE: JRun Naming Service listening on *:2910

Is there a timeframe and feature list for Updater 4 yet? ~ Jon -Original Message- From: Stephen Dupre [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] We have a fix for this.Bug 50753.It should be in Updater 4. It's a one classfile fix. Stephen [Todays Threads] [This Message] [Subscription]

Date? What Date?

I know this may be a little less JRUN related, however it's seemingly the only un-common denominator, between two different instances, which are behaving differently. Basically I have a CFM, running inside an application, on a JRUN 4 application server, hitting an Oracle database. The CFM has a

Re: Date? What Date?

- Original Message - From: Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] I suspect you'd have better luck with this sort of question on the CF-Talk list, actually. Thanks, I'll have to try it there.. You might have better luck if you use the to_date function with dates in Oracle: I have done that

Re[3]: JRUN Stability

I was finally able to get some load-testing today, and it looks like that ActiveHandlerThreads setting will probably do some good. I ran tests against two different DB's, one with a larger data-load, and one with a smaller load. The smaller data load, we never experienced any problems, and we

RE: Re[2]: JRUN Stability- reply

When running from the command line, I get the following two errors appear when I first run it, The strange thing is, that the 51003 port is not active prior to starting JRUN, and when I do run this command, it does activate it. ~ Jon 04/14 14:50:01 error Exception thrown in operation start

RE: Re[2]: JRUN Stability- reply

As is always the case, my timeframe for load-testing the server was diverted in favor of rising priorities, and so I have yet to get this going properly. I have had the metrics running overnight, but I'm still getting Zero for Zero, with Zero sessions.There are generally 3-5 people on most of the

RE: Re[2]: JRUN Stability

Thanks to all for their input on this topic, I am getting more resource directed to this in the next day or, so, and will be running through some of the troubleshooting tips given here. I understand that many of you are running successfully, with many concurrent users, the question now, I have

RE: Re[2]: JRUN Stability- reply

mentioned while using jsp forward tag. But I believe that Updater 3 may solve forwarding issue on JRun 4. for your info, Kathy --- Jon Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks to all for their input on this topic, I am getting more resource directed to this in the next day or, so

Re[2]: JRUN Stability

nks for the suggestions.. ~ Jon DF-Original Message- DFFrom: Jon Austin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] DFSent: Thursday, April 08, 2004 8:19 PM DFTo: JRun-Talk DFSubject: JRUN Stability DFI'm having an issue on a CFMX / JRUN server, when we get around 14 DFsimultaneous users, running an average sized loo

RE: JRUN Stability

The server in questions is windows 2000, SP4. We're using the Server version (/jrun4)and we're connecting to an Oracle backend. We're on JRUN Updater 3, and we've been running this configuration without issue, for about 6 months now. The problem appears to be load-based.. We usually don't have

RE: JRUN Stability

Well it's nice to know that it does work for someone.. While I do believe you, unfortunately we run a similar setup, and it's not even reliable with 15 concurrent users. Hopefully I can get this resolved before the customer gets loose on it. Thanks, ~ Jon -Original Message- From:

JRUN Stability

I'm having an issue on a CFMX / JRUN server, when we get around 14 simultaneous users, running an average sized lookup, our CPU spikes, our memory dives, and JRUN bites the dust. I've tried this on a single processor, 512mb machine, and it survived the load for approx 10-15 minutes. I switched