I have the Orion 1.1.8 application server running.
I have a ProfileBean which stores profile information.
In a jsp I have:
jsp:useBean id="profile" class="ProfileBean" scope="session" /
and input fields for user input. The form action posts the data to another
jsp which has:
jsp:useBean
Has anyone done any benchmarking on how much faster jikes is compared to
using the standard javac compiler?
- Frank
Frank Apap wrote:
Has anyone done any benchmarking on how much faster jikes is compared to
using the standard javac compiler?
- Frank
How specific do you want?
It used to take 1-2 minutes to deploy our beans, now it takes about 15
seconds. It used to take 5 minutes or so to compile all
I've done a fresh install with the latest binaries from Orion, 1.1.3, onto
my RH 6.2 Linux machine and I'm still having problems executing my JSP
pages.
The first page I bring up via my browser is a JSP page, compiles displays,
no problem. The second page which is also a JSP page is launched
Sorry !
It was in application .xml. I thought that you can select what tables to
create and what not, but you have to take the decision for all the tables
in your application.
Have a look at orion doc --- application.xml ;-)
You won't believe it!
What is different between Windows/DOS and UNIX? Everything is Case
Sensitive in UNIX.
Apparently, the creators of the files I'm using were not consistent with
their naming of files and their references, amazing!
Anyway, I sincerely apologize for flooding the list with
Hello,
I'm not clear about the thread-safety of a Remote interface. If a
multi-threaded client has one Remote interface to an Entity bean, does
the client need to synchronize access to the remote interface or can the
multiple threads concurrently invoke methods on it?
Thus far, I've assumed
It seems that http-clustering don't works
if I use getAttribute/setAttribute.
If I use putValue/getValue it works.
I bound some objects to the session but got a
"Class Cast Exception".
After putting those serializable classes into their
own jar and putting this into lib it works so far.
But
You should edit orion-ejb-jar.xml instead. Take a look at its DTD and you will know
how. It is very trivial.
Conrad
-Original Message-
From: Rick Bos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, July 07, 2000 9:25 AM
To: Orion-Interest
Cc: Orion-Interest
Subject: RE: Auto creating table
We are all proud
of Orion for WHOOPIN up on ASP. But have any numbers been done against
PHP/Zend? I know I will be using Orion in the future, but I am still
interested in the numbers.
Carl B.
Fyffe
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a servlet that I want to handle all the URLs. It acts as a super
servlet and allows us to parse the URLs we receive and act accordingly.
Right now I have it set up to handle .html. However, when someone makes
a request to a directory such as:
http://www.domain.com/whatever/
the servlet is
Referenceing the tools.jar ensures that it is alwasy in sync with the rest
of the jdk. If I do a copy, I need to make sure that a new tools.jar, as
a result of a patch, is copied.
On Fri, 7 Jul 2000, Jonathan van Alteren wrote:
I don't know if it is impossible to get it working the way you
The deployment tools (earassembler and webappassembler) are pretty cool, but
they seem to only edit/save archived EAR and WAR files. I generally have a
source tree which has an expanded archive (reflected into Orion) and I'd
luck to run the deployment tools to edit my application.xml and web.xml
Did you try a servlet mapping with a '/' url pattern? According to the
servlet spec that makes your servlet the default servlet of the web app.
Kit Cragin
VP of Product Development
Mongoose Technology, Inc.
www.mongoosetech.com
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I developed a how to for jps and Orion 1.0 and tried to post it to orion-interest. There was a zip file included in the
post so I dont think it made it.
What do I need to do to post the how to and zip as an attachment?
The zip file contains the Orion configuration files for jps and the
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