Hi,
I'm trying to have an applet communicate with a servlet which in turn
communicates to an ejb, than back to the servlet and back to the applet.
But i'm having problems with the deployement.
How do I get the applet to find the servlet in the application's directory?
First of all, if I put
Title: www.orionsupport.com
Is this site supposed to be up? I get the following error when trying to access http://www.orionsupport.com/:
500 Internal Server Error
java.net.MalformedURLException: no protocol: orion.xsl
at com.evermind.servlet.ax.d1(JAX, Compiled Code)
at
Al all,
Al Fogleson wrote:
OK weird question here, since I worked this problem and found that orion is
placing the binding in the / heirarchy and not the java:comp/env heirarchy,
is there any reason for that???
Maybe I am lost but isnt the java:comp/env/ejb heirarchy where they should
Gordon, the site *is* supposed to be up, but note that it's MY site and
not Orion's (although it's done hand-in-glove, more or less.)
We're aware of the XSL issues, and I'm working on it.
BTW, would you like to help with it?
---
Joseph B.
Title: RE: www.orionsupport.com
-Original Message-
From: Joseph B. Ottinger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Gordon, the site *is* supposed to be up, but note that it's
MY site and
not Orion's (although it's done hand-in-glove, more or less.)
We're aware of the XSL issues, and
now, to me this discussion looks like there is a real problem. We have a
complex product (full J2EE as opposed to JSP/servlet engines you get
elsewhere), which is NOT open source sic and therefore comes without
sourcecode. The documentation is rudimentary and so is the error logging (I
remember
Has
anyone experienced having almost no performance at all when using internet
explorer to navigate sites running on orion? I have orion setup on my local
machine, but navigating the site using internet explorer i impossible, but using
netscapes gives good performance. Also, when surfing to
On Tue, 30 May 2000, Christian Sell wrote:
Slow there, hoss.
The docs are rudimentary, yes. (I'm working on correcting that, by
organizing orionsupport.com - which you can expect to start actually
showing real content in a few days.) That's okay anyway, because Orion is
J2EE-compliant. You can
Christian,
now, to me this discussion looks like there is a real problem. We have a
complex product (full J2EE as opposed to JSP/servlet engines you get
elsewhere), which is NOT open source sic and therefore comes without
sourcecode. The documentation is rudimentary and so is the error
Open source isn't an issue. Look at how well tomcat is being utilized.
now, orion is NOT open source, is it? Otherwise, where is the source code?
Tomcat is great to work with, easy to set up, good logging (not much doc
either, though).
I plan on committing some real time to orionsupport.com
On Tue, 30 May 2000, Christian Sell wrote:
Open source isn't an issue. Look at how well tomcat is being utilized.
now, orion is NOT open source, is it? Otherwise, where is the source code?
Tomcat is great to work with, easy to set up, good logging (not much doc
either, though).
No, it
Um, there were two things about this mentioned, I think. I already deleted
them from my Inbox, but I'll take a stab anyway.
"No performance using internet explorer"
That's hard to substantiate in the real world; admittedly, your setup may
be pathological in behavior, but I use IE nearly
Hello Al,
If you define your ejb-refs correctly, they are bound to the java:comp/ tree.
Are you sure your ejb-ref's are correct?
My guess is that those are missing or incorrect, which make you need to use the
global names but that's not a good solution.
Regards,
Karl Avedal
Al Fogleson wrote:
Title: RE: No performance using internet explorer
I'm using Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 Beta (I know, it's beta)
We have a site which I am currently running two instances of using Orion 1.0 rc1 (rc2 on my computer). When accessing that site on my local computer it doesn't have any
Title: RE: IE performance with Orion
The thing is that the problem only occurs when I access the site running locally on my machine, not when I'm accessing an almost identical site running on a different machine. That's what is so strange about it.
-Original Message-
From: Joseph B.
Title: RE: No performance using internet explorer
Sorry, I'm using Windows NT 4.0 SP 6a, Java 2 SDK 1.3, Orion Server 1.0 rc2.
Regards,
Patrik Andersson
-Original Message-
From: Karl Avedal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: den 30 maj 2000 13:43
To: Orion-Interest
Cc:
Patrik Andersson wrote:
Has anyone experienced having almost no performance at all when using
internet explorer to navigate sites running on orion? I have orion
setup on my local machine, but navigating the site using internet
explorer i impossible, but using netscapes gives good
Title: RE: No performance using internet explorer
But still, how would using a proxy slow down things almost to a halt when accessing a site running on my computer when it doesn't when the same site runs on a different computer?
I'm not using a proxy btw.
Regards,
Patrik Andersson
I'm not sure why everyone is under the impression that anything in a
database needs to be an entity bean. I never felt this, nor got this from
the Java community. I would recommend reading the SUN java Blueprints
document. They barely use entity beans at all. It is very well thought out
and has
Hello,
I finally got my JSP to run under Orion. What helped me most was the hint to
turn on full error messages in the browser. Since orion does not write error
logs (which is of course unacceptable in a production environment), this is
at least one way to know whats going on.
Now, however, I
From: "Arved Sandstrom" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I went through a phase also where I was baffled by where stuff was supposed
to go. :-)
I know what you mean... I think I've just done this phase too... a fair bit
of headscratching! But once you get the hang of it it's ok, and and there
are docs that
But still, how would using a proxy slow down things almost to a halt when
accessing a site running on my computer when it doesn't when the same site
runs on a different computer?
For instance by forwarding all your requests to a remote proxy
over a slow link (i.e. ppp), including local
On Tue, 30 May 2000, Christian Sell wrote:
Now, however, I realize that Orion does not seem to support the POST method
in forms. My JSP generates the attached HTML. When submitted, the doGet()
method is invoked on my servlet - which is wrong, of course.
Christian, I just tested this out, to
I've done some very simple performance tests invoking methods of a simple
session EJB on both ejboss 1.0 and orionserver 0.9 (a time ago;).
The result was that orionserver was about 10 times - 50 times faster than
ejboss. Both in VM calls and out of vm calls (both on the same machine).
Can
extremely strange. I am running orion in a debugger (and outside), and there
is absolutely no doubt that doGet() is called on my servlet from the page
you saw in my mail. Actually, I can reproduce the same effect with static
pages. I am using 1.0rc2, btw.
-Original Message-
From: Joseph
Hello Christian,
Hello,
I finally got my JSP to run under Orion. What helped me most was the hint to
turn on full error messages in the browser. Since orion does not write error
logs (which is of course unacceptable in a production environment), this is
at least one way to know whats going
Title: RE: IE performance with Orion
Are
you using IE5..perhaps under Win2000? I noticed an annoying situation with IE5
and Win2000. When I try to browse a local site, I keep getting pop-up windows
that ask me to connect or stay offline. If I stay offline, it keeps asking me
again. I don't
Title: RE: IE performance with Orion
Nope.
I'm Using Windows NT 4.0 sp6a, IE5.5Beta
-Original Message-From: Kevin Duffey
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: den 30 maj 2000
18:28To: Orion-InterestSubject: RE: IE performance with
Orion
Are
you using IE5..perhaps under
Hello Jonas,
Jonas Larsson wrote:
I've done some very simple performance tests invoking methods of a simple
session EJB on both ejboss 1.0 and orionserver 0.9 (a time ago;).
The result was that orionserver was about 10 times - 50 times faster than
ejboss. Both in VM calls and out of vm
I have repeated my test with a static html file and a simple servlet- the
call always goes to doGet(). Here are my html, java and web.xml files in
case you want to verify (please do):
html
head
titleA Servlet Frontend/title
/head
body
h2A form with GET/h2
form method="GET" action="testServlet"
Can anyone explain the following error please?
server.xml contains:
application name="testingpage" path="../demo2/page/" /
default-web-site.xml contains:
web-app application="testingpage" name="webby" root="/pageweb"/
and I have a page index.jsp at
demo2/page/webby/index.jsp which only
Of course Orion writes error logs, where did you get the impression that it
doesn't?
well, the deployment directory was one place where I didnt look. I suppose I
overlooked the mention of this in the docs...
It does indeed support the POST method. That is mandated by the Servlet
specification.
I have try the newest orion, but Javac seem can't work, under the same configuration,
it works fine.
So, this should be a bug
Orion/1.0rc2 initialized
Error instantiating compiler: Javac not installed, copy tools.jar from your sun
JDK dir's lib dir to the orion dir or add a library
Orion JSP seems take getWriter() method as illegal, but it works fine on JSWDK,
Tomcat, JRun, WebShpere, or Resin. So, I think this is a mis-behavior of Orion JSP.
Did JSP Spec descript about this ?
Ok I've sussed how to fix it - but not the reason for it.
I had some .jar files in the WEB-INF/lib directory - after removing
xerces.jar - it works fine.
Syntax error in sourcejava.lang.InternalError: jzentry == 0
at java.util.zip.ZipFile$2.nextElement(ZipFile.java:297)
at
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On Tue, 30 May 2000, Christian Sell wrote:
I have repeated my test with a static html file and a simple servlet- the
call always goes to doGet(). Here are my html, java and web.xml files in
case you want to verify (please do):
snip
Okay. When
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On Wed, 31 May 2000, Jen Hsien Huang wrote:
I have try the newest orion, but Javac seem can't work, under the same
configuration, it works fine.
So, this should be a bug
Orion/1.0rc2 initialized
Error instantiating compiler: Javac not
Dear Jen,
Please read what the message says, it's quite verbose :) This is not a
bug, this is a feature. :)
Ernst
Jen Hsien Huang wrote:
I have try the newest orion, but Javac seem can't work, under the same
configuration, it works fine.
So, this should be a bug
Orion/1.0rc2 initialized
Hi,
We previously used an iterate tag lib but had problems with the three
argument setAttribute method so we hard coded to pageContext.
Code in tag library:
pageContext.setAttribute(name, iterator.next()); //page scope default
This worked great for 1.0rc1
With (Orion/1.0 (Internal build 3)
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On Tue, 30 May 2000, Joseph B. Ottinger wrote:
On Tue, 30 May 2000, Christian Sell wrote:
I have repeated my test with a static html file and a simple servlet- the
call always goes to doGet(). Here are my html, java and web.xml files in
Greetings,
We have an application that used to work with Orion 0.9.4 and
breaks under 1.0rc1.
In 0.9.4 the java.sql.DataSource implementation returned from
JNDI is com.evermind.server.ejb.EJBDataSource. In 1.0rc1 this
changed to com.evermind.sql.OrionCMTDataSource. Our application
calls the
A small augmentation/clarification:
First, Jonas probably means using Proxies for EJB invocations (even local
ones) which Orion does do but instead (as he said) it used "dedicated" stubs
which are faster (auto-compiled and cached in the EJB-jar deployment
directory). For RMI Orion has used the
Hello Dan,
Yes, Orion will be there. Unfortunately we have no booth there but I'd like
to arrange some kind of informal user meeting.
If nothing else, let's just go out one night and eat dinner or something
(and hopefully, if they arrive from the printer in time, attending people
can get there
I'm reposting... sorry for omitting a subject line - apologies. Also in the
command and error message, the orion user was specified with the same result.
java -Dnative.user=orion -jar orion.jar
Error setting native user (orion): java.lang.ClassFormatError:
com/evermind/server/NativeSupport
Sorry for my unclear Bug report, but the error message is very odd,
of cause, I have copy tool.jar to orion lib directory, in fact the same configuration
works fine just under RC1, so this should not my fault, this should be a strange bug.
The error message just report on auto-recompile
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