We are proud to announce the availability of Orion Application Server 1.0.
Orion provides an implementation of the full Java 2 Enterprise Edition
specification. It was the first commercially available full implementation
of the J2EE specification.
Except for this the new version also includes
for RMI (for firewalls)
As of now it is available for download and purchase.
You can download a full version at http://www.orionserver.com
Regards,
Magnus Stenman and Karl Avedal
The Orion team
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rast to reinventing
the wheel for every app. Just make sure to keep the container-specific interaction
abstracted so it's pluggable.
/vendor
Pardon the ranting, have a nice day! :)
/Magnus Stenman, the Orion team
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security reasons).
The second part of his statement would return null though if there's no resource
associated with that URI (file or servlet/other-mapping).
Have a nice day! :)
/Magnus Stenman, the Orion team
Orion Application Serve
the Servlet 2.2 and JSP 1.1 API.
Hope it helps :)
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Hi,
When I try use RequestDispatcher to forward to another page I get a
compilation error (Class RequestDispatcher not found). I have got JSDK2.0,
Orion Web Server and JDK 1.2.2
Hi,
use request.getLocale() in the Servlet 2.2 API.
If you're stuck with 2.1 or less then try to parse
the Accept-language header, this wont take
care of logged in users preferences (overriding
the browser's preferences) and similar things
though.
Good luck!
/Magnus Stenman, the Orion team
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Here is a simple example of a "clean" way to do it:
http://www.orionserver.com/examples/jsp/ejbtag/simple.jsp
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on use due to downtime).
Hope it helps! :)
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Subject: JSP on Linux
Hi,
Has anybody been able to work with JSP with Apache
on Linux ?
Am usi
inconvenience and we are very sorry
this happened.
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Greetings!
We
ance);
}
return instance;
}
}
... singletons are useful as "generic/immutable object factories" though, but it didnt
sound like that was the case in this post,
this approach also has the benefit of the created objects being usable automatically
as application-scope beans in JSP-pages.
H
mainly due to it being such a new spec).
Our hands are pretty tied because we don't exactly fit in the "neutral"
category, but we'd still very much like them to exist.
/Magnus Stenman
Orion WebServer - http://orion.evermind.net
On Tue, 8 Jun 1999, Richard Vowles wrote:
Is
just that in it's 1.0 implementation. We have not removed the
0.92 tags, but rather moved them to jsp: as you suggested,
we use jsp:includeIf/jsp:excludeIf though (note the casing, tags are case
sensitive in the 1.0 spec).
/Magnus Stenman
Orion WebServer - http://orion.evermind.net
in
the 1.0 spec. Sure, 1.1 will have the extensible tags library functionality
(which is a *great* idea by the way), but we think the loop, includeIf etc
tags should be "core" anyways - not an extension.
/Magnus Stenman
Orion WebServer - http://orion.evermind.net
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definition).
EJB is (well, can be) that application and the two of them (EJB JSP) makes
a nice pair. For instance you can pass entity
beans to the JSP page which can display them "right away" via bean
properties in a nice and structured manner. Hope that explains
what I meant :)
/Magnus Ste
uot; (from people interested in beta
testing etc) from
Early adopters of JSP.
Have a nice day!
/Magnus Stenman - Evermind
Orion WebServer - http://orion.evermind.net
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Condition failed!
/INCLUDEIF
(We are sorry if this has been discussed before on this list and has slipped
us by)
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implementations samples did a good job of testing an
implementations compliance, but far from "100%". I wonder if there will be
more comprehensive "analasys samples" in the final spec + reference
implementation.
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Orion WebServer - http://orion.evermind.net
-Origin
I'd really like the later interpretation, but it seems JRun will only use
the PLACEHOLDER value if I specify a bad property.
Do other JSP implementations use the PLACEHOLDER value when a property
with
a null value is encountered?
Yes, Orion does at least.
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No, the ERRORPAGE directive only concerns runtime errors, not compilation
errors. At least that is how it's implemented in Orion and apparently in the
reference implementation too. I'm glad to hear that the reference impl acts
the same (that we interpreted the spec correctly). :)
/Magnus Stenman
Okie, thanks for the help, any previous mails has not gotten thru though,
because I just recieved a copy of my original mail (asking if it got thru),
and thats the only copy i've gotten from this list (from any of my mails).
Thanks again for the help :)
/Magnus Stenman
http://orion.evermind.net
/development.
/vendor
Have a nice day! :)
/Magnus Stenman, the Orion team
Hi all,
I am very new to Java and trying to start with JSP. I got everything to run
except when I am trying to run the custom tag handlers. I have downloaded
the simple examples from java.sun.com/products/jsp/... which
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