On Mon, 24 Jan 2000, Byron Hawkins wrote:
Check the close comment on (original) line 16 of server.xml:
!-- RMI-server config link, uncomment to activate the RMI service
On my download, it was left open like this. Kind of hoses the server.
!-- RMI-server config link, uncomment to
1) Uncomment the ejb-jar tags in config/ejb.xml
2) Uncomment the jms-config, ejb-config, and rmi-config tags in
config/server.xml
3) Close the comment on line 16 of config/server.xml:
!-- RMI-server config link, uncomment to activate the RMI service
4) Uncomment the web-app entries in
Hi,
Example.jsp:
html
pServlet path: %=request.getServletPath()%
/html
Using Orion 0.8.2 request.getServletPath() returns the empty string.
/Morten
Hi -
Does anyone know if Orion can be configured to serve up ColdFusion pages?
Dan
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Hello Morten,
Thank you for your bug report. This has been confirmed as a bug and will
be fixed shortly.
/Karl Avedal
Morten Bach Møller wrote:
Hi,
Example.jsp:
html
pServlet path: %=request.getServletPath()%
/html
Using Orion 0.8.2 request.getServletPath() returns the empty
Hi Morten,
Now the bug has been fixed, but only in the latest version (0.8.4). The
problem is that 0.8.4 is using the new configuration scheme that we are
currently in the process of documenting. If the Servlet Path for JSP:s
is essential to your application you can download the new version at:
Hello,
Thanks for solution.
Now i can run jsp samples, but still i am not able to
run ejb cart example.
when i tried to run it (java CartClient), i was
getting NoClassDefFoundError
javax.ejb.CreateException, I have already specified
classpath for ejb.jar , still i unzip ejb.jar copied
it in my
javax.naming.NamingException is in orion/jndi.jar. Are you running on NT?
If so, make sure that ejb.jar is in the classpath in the user environment,
because the system environment is not used. In any case, you will need to
get java to load classes out of the jars for other situations.
Byron
