Sure, often with ISPs you get secure server access, and you can either use
their certificate, or purchase your own from Verisign, etc.
So, if you are using a shared certificate, even though your non-secure
domain could be http://www.yourdomain.com, your secure domain would be
https://www.myisp.co
I have a Primary Key class defined for my entity bean. The table only has
one primary key, and the key class only has one attribute. When I deploy
and attempt to invoke 'findByPrimaryKey(pk)', I get an abstractMethodError.
Deploying an entity bean with a table of two primary keys and a class th
Thank you very much. That does help. It ends up I had META_INF instead
of META-INF so it wasn't working.
What are the GUI tools? Are they documented anywhere? How do I use them?
I agree with you, but I'd like to graduate and use the GUI tools now :)
Thanks,
--
Joel Shellman
Chief Software Archi
As you currently have your server.xml and default-web-site.xml config files
set up, the top-level directory of your application is
"/home/joel/app/orion/applications/test", and the server expects to find a
directory "META-INF", containing your "application.xml" file, inside that
top-level applicat
Any thoughts appreciated on the following problem. thnx. -dm
E:\java\orion\demo\ejb\product>ls
META-INF ProductEJB.class ProductServlet.java
Product.class ProductEJB.java jndi.properties
Product.java ProductHome.class orion-product.jar
ProductClient.c
Hallo!
This question is perhaps not orion specific, but bear with me. I am a bit
desperate.
This is the case:
I have an application running as an applet inside jave-plugin version 1.3. I
have signed the .jar files which are used with a self made certificate and
jarsigner -verify says it's good
I am trying to deploy my own web application but keep getting the
following error:
Error initializing server: Error instantiating application at
file:/home/joel/app/orion/applications/test.ear: Unable to find/read
assembly info for /home/joel/app/orion/applications/test
(META-INF/application.xml)
Hi again,
In ORION/CONFIG/RMI.XML
What is the use of the server tag ?
Specifies a remote (point to point) RMI-server to communicate
with.
host - Hostname of the remote server.
password - The password to log in with.
port - Port of the remote server, defaul
Hi,
i have an application, in which multiple clients will concurrently modify
the same entity bean instances, with which i experienced heavy problems. The
database backend sometimes throws exceptions as if there were concurrent
locks on the same resources. I tried to experiment with the isolation
What is the datasource for Orion's website implentation of the PetStore?
I've been using hsql but the catalog query doesn't execute properly. I've
been using JDBCTest to test the query stmt but something isn't quite right.
Kirk S. Kalvar, Software Engineer
DRS Electronic Systems Group
At 11:03 20.06.00 , you wrote:
>Sessions tracking is based on cookies, so if your two domains (http and
>https) aren't the same (i.e. using a shared SSL certificate) then you'll
>lose your state.
could you elaborate what you mean by "shared" SSL certifcate? why would the
http url be associated w
Hello,
I'm having the same problem with Orion on Redhat Linux. Here's my command
line:
java -jar admin.jar ormi://localhost:8011 admin go2orion -shutdown
And, here's the error I'm getting:
Error: javax.naming.NamingException: Lookup error:
java.io.StreamCorruptedException: Caught EOFEx
Sessions tracking is based on cookies, so if your two domains (http and
https) aren't the same (i.e. using a shared SSL certificate) then you'll
lose your state.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Peter
> Sent: Sunday, June 18, 2000 6:5
Mike Cannon-Brookes wrote:
> Sure, just set up a virtual directory tag in the default-web-app to point to
> the directory you want on disk. Look at
> http://www.orionserver.com/docs/orion-web.xml.html (I think that's the right
> URL)
>
> Your alternative is to set up a whole new web-app by placin
I have 2 questions?
I have created a company EJB that references itself for a parent Company.
The Table is:
Create Table Company
(
CompanyIdint not null,
CompanyName varchar( 60 ) not null,
ShortNamevarchar( 20 ) n
I am using Orion 1.0. I remotely modified the data-sources.xml file. Then I
remotely issued a restart command as follows:
java -jar admin.jar ormi://myHost admin admin -restart
Problem is, the new datasource that I added is not recognized by my jsp
pages. Thus, it seems that the restart didn't w
We had this kind of behaviour until we upgraded to the absolute latest JDK
for our Solaris (which is 2.8). I think it was the 1_2_2_05 JDK.
I think you said you had a slightly older version of Solaris, so you'll have
some JDK patching to do if you upgrade, but it may do the trick.
Arved Sandstro
Hello List,
We are currently trying to port our complete JSP (1.0-style) application to
Orion. For historical reasons our application uses the JSP extends
directive, for example:
<%@ page extends="com.finatec.services.servlet.ISecureServlet" %>
We have converted our ISecureServlet class
Hi all,
I would like to know if Orion supports server federation.
In principle I would consider two models:
Centralized Federation: All servers use the same Naming
service.Authentication and authorization is thus centralized against
this service. It is then straightforward to propagate security
Hashim Merchant wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> In my application i need to shut down the orion server and restart it i
> have tried using java -jar admin.jar ormi://localhost:/ admin
> 123 -shutdown
> but received the same errors as others i.e
>
> Error: javax.naming.NamingException: Lookup error:
>
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