Has anyone successfully run the Pet Store
Demo under Orion? The installation
instructions for Pet Store for Orion werent exactly accurate and I think this
maybe the reason the login feature as well as catalog search feature is not
working properly.
Thanks,
Kirk S. Kalvar
Hello,
as described in your FAQ i tried the
(TransactionManager)context.lookup("java:comp/UserTransaction");
but i get always the exception
"java:comp/UserTransaction not found"
questions:
- why to do
tm = (TransactionManager)initial.lookup("java:comp/UserTransaction");
and not
Additionally the PetStore Demo on the Orion web site has both of these
features working properly.
Kirk S. Kalvar, Software Engineer
DRS Electronic Systems Group
-Original Message-
From: Kirk Kalvar [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2000 05:59
To: Orion-Interest
I would like to make a finder method like this:
Collection findByIds( Set idSet )
which should make a query like:
"SELECT * FROM a WHERE a.id IN ?"
Is anything like this possible in Orion?
I posted a similar question last week, and it turns out... no.
Oh well, I'm sure it won't be long
How can I change the type-mapping from longvarbinary to
longvarchar for the LogEntries ?
If you look in [orion-dir]/config/database-schemas you will find a bunch of
xml files with type-mappings for various databases. Copy one of these files
to db2.xml and edit it to reflect the appropriate
Hi,
i have a question, if it is possible to bypass the spec's limitation on
transactions in entity beans. I'd like to get the current transaction in an
entity beans business method, in order to register a Synchronization object,
which will be called at the end of the transaction. Doing the
Hi Esa, Hi Joe !
Thank you for the quick reponse, but my question was not so exactly. Sorry.
I know database-schemes. The field "value" is generated for the serialized
"LogEntryBeans" from orion.
In the database-schemes the "type" is the Java-Class and the "name" is the
Column-Type in the
I have one instance of orion running on the default port 80 now I want
to run another instance of orion on another port (say 88) by using java -jar
orion.jar also i should be able to shut this instance down using java -jar
shutdown.jar and all this time the previous instance of orion should
In the database-schemes the "type" is the Java-Class and the "name" is the
Column-Type in the database.
So the entry for name should be name="long varchar", but what is the entry
for type ?
java.io.Serializable
-Joe Walnes
I'm running a series of performance tests as both a learning tool and to
assist our chief designer, and am converting our test suite from CMP to BMP.
I'm confused about how Orion manages jdbc connection pooling. The mail
archive discussion I found , from last November, is adding to the
Hi,
In orion/config/default-web-app.xml change the web port number.
If you want to use EJBs you must also change the rmi port number in rmi.xml,
and of course change the url in your application client's jndi.properties file.
Regards,
About shutdown I cannot help, I use CTRL+C ;-)
Hashim
Kirk,
I have recently gone through this. Here are my observations on what to do.
Referring to the steps in Orion's estore-install.txt file:
re: 2) There are two data sources required, one for "jdbc/EstoreDataSource"
and one for "jdbc/InventoryDataSource". For example:
data-source
Hello Kirk,
You should use the datasource specified by the EJB-location. In your case that
is jdbc/DefaultEJBDS.
Regards,
Karl Avedal
KirkYarina wrote:
I'm running a series of performance tests as both a learning tool and to
assist our chief designer, and am converting our test suite from
Hello Hashim,
You set the port to listen to for a certain site in the web-site.xml file.
You don't need two instances of Orion to serve 2 different ports, just set up a
new site (for example by copying the default-web-site.xml, modifying it, and
linking it from server.xml).
However, if you do
I have a most basic problem that I can't seem to get beyond.
I've read the FAQ, mailing list archives, and all docs.
I have a new application I want to deploy (app1). It has only static html
in it.
I've created the application dir structure as noted in the "how to create
an application"
I've
Hello Clint,
how does your dir structure and your configuration look? It would make it
easier for us to help
Regards,
Karl Avedal
Clint Scott wrote:
I have a most basic problem that I can't seem to get beyond.
I've read the FAQ, mailing list archives, and all docs.
I have a new application
Forwarded for the benefit of everyone
-Original Message-
From: Victor A. Salaman
Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2000 12:45 PM
To: 'Hashim Merchant'
Subject: RE: Two Instances of orion
Hi Hashim:
First, you don't need to run two different instances of
Orion.
Hello Klaus,
We'll check this out, it does seem weird,
Regards,
Karl Avedal
Klaus Thiele wrote:
Hello,
i have a SessionBean:
public class PersonBean implements SessionBean {
private UserTransaction ut = null;
private SessionContext ctx;
[...]
public void
Hello,
Q1:
I have a JSP tag library which uses the ECS library from apache. Both my tag
library and ECS reside as *.jar files in /WEB-INF/lib. When my test page is
loaded, the initialization code of ECS reads a property file from the jar
with the following statement:
static {
try
Hello List,
(It was great meeting some of you at the JavaOne conference,
hello to you all!)
For my first try at Orion, I migrated a little
quick dirty site from JRun 2.3.3b153. The site is
just made up of JSP pages with inline Java doing
various simple things.
Here are some issues I
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