Hi there, new Orion user here.
I installed Orion today to use the JMS implementation. I
tried to run the demo code (JMSChat) and it won't compiler. It complains
that EvermindTopicConnection is an abstract class. Looking at the class
file, I see 4 abstract methods. g1, g2, g3, g4 and run
I asked this once before but here it goes again:
> I know that there is a cluster id setting in server.xml but how do we
> actually use clustering? Also, what is Orion's definition of clustering
> in terms of JSP's and Servlets? I know that EJB clustering isn't
> available yet (in the FAQ).
I just installed the Orion server and was doing some preliminary testing
with servlets. Simple I/O test work fine, however when I try to access an
informix database I get this error:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com.informix.jdbc.IfxDriver
This is where I get really confused:
1) The servlet
> Hello Kevin,
>
> Kevin Duffey wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > >your problem is the setProperty * part .. Orion has yet to support
> > >this. I and a few others have already complained about this. For a quick
> > >fix just put the exact properties that may be called, but it seems to me
> >
Hello Kevin,
Kevin Duffey wrote:
> Hi,
>
> >your problem is the setProperty * part .. Orion has yet to support
> >this. I and a few others have already complained about this. For a quick
> >fix just put the exact properties that may be called, but it seems to me
> >Orion is putting all
Hi,
>your problem is the setProperty * part .. Orion has yet to support
>this. I and a few others have already complained about this. For a quick
>fix just put the exact properties that may be called, but it seems to me
>Orion is putting all their effort into the EJB compatibility, not
Orion supports JMS factories.
I suggest you use orion 0.9.4j or later as there were still some jms bugs in
the original 0.9.4 release.
The connection factories can be found under the jms subcontext and there are
four total connection factories:
/jms/QueueConnectionFactory
/jms/XAQueueConnectionFa
your problem is the setProperty * part .. Orion has yet to support
this. I and a few others have already complained about this. For a quick
fix just put the exact properties that may be called, but it seems to me
Orion is putting all their effort into the EJB compatibility, not JSP
prob
Hey all,
I get this weird effect occuring on a JSP page with Orion .9.4. I know it
didn't happen with an earlier version, and it doesn't happen on two other
app servers and IIS/JRUN, so I am hoping that I have found a bug for the
Orion team.
Here is the offending code in my JSP page:
<% if( Log
I want a JSP page to refer to itself, and use the call:
final String myName = getServletConfig().getServletName();
to return my current page name. This works most of the time, returning a
string containing my current page name, typically:
"/webapp/administration/tree_editor.jsp"
But sometimes
I posted this message on February 29 but as I haven't received any response
I try again because I have not solved the problem till now.
Following the instruction in orion/demo/ejb/install.txt and after some
changes to orion-ejb-jar.xml for the table name (one name too long for
Oracle) I installed
I've been testing orion for about a day now, and like it - but one of the
items that I need in an application server is the ability to link the user
management subsystem to an LDAP server with existing users. Is this
currently possible with orion? I've seen no mention of how to do it, so I'm
gue
Hello Mark,
Yes, Orion should allow what you are doing and we have now fixed that, however the
fix is not yet up for download. It will be shortly and I will notify you when it is
(I will not notify the whole list though)
Regards,
Karl Avedal
Mark Causer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> how do you map Oracle D
Hi,
how do you map Oracle DATE fields to java.sql.Timestamp with Orion ?
I have schema="./database-schemas/oracle.xml"
added to data-sources.xml
I have
added to oracle.xml
I have
added to orion-ejb-jar.xml
but I am still getting :
EntityBeanWrapper4.java:2636: Incompatible
Hi,
you must specify the parameters in the environment you provide for the
InitialContext function (see the code snippet below). But you should do so
only from "real" (remote) clients, within the ejbs itself (for portability)
you should not specify any factory, url, user or password.
Regards,
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