Yes, this was unfortunately broken in 0.8.1. It is fixed in the latest developer core
build though which
can be found at http://www.orionserver.com/orion/orion.jar. The fix will be included
in the 0.8.2 release
due in one to two days. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.
/Magnus Stenman, the Ori
well I've got my workaround, add the root for servlet-webdir
/servlet/
/
but this breaks /servlet mapping. the app works now anyway,
but /servlet/snoop is 404, while /snoop works. /snoopy still doesn't work.
-R
> -Original Message-
> From: Kucera, Rich
> Sent: Tuesd
This code used to work under 0.8.0, but not under 0.8.1. I get a 404:
snoop
/snoopy
My app depends on this kind of mapping, Is there a new rule or a
workaround?
TIA
-R
Does this work in the Web-Site XML file (see the excerpt from the docs
below)? I tried it but I couldn't get a simple index file to load using
http://ip:port/~user/ or http://ip:port/~user/index.html.
I put the web-app xml file for the user in the user's home directory.
Is that where it's suppos
Orion does indeed have a distribution protocol, what you've read is an old and
outdated document (it will be corrected). Look at the rmi.xml docs and the cart-ejb
(especially the CartClient) etc examples. Note that it can also be used to bind
generic remote objects into the namespace in a clust
I seem to have lost the ability to keep the generated java files - this
worked great in 0.8.0 but not in 0.8.1 - is there a new configuration
setting I need, or am I just being stupid?
I still get the .jspCache files BTW,
Kevin
Hi,
just came across the little sentence.
Write a client, Orion does not have a distribution protocol (it is under
development), so client implies local client, which in turn implies
Servlets/JSP.
Does it mean what I think it does, no RMI support for EJBs? That makes
my previous questions wheth
