We have a session bean that has looked up and narrowed the home of an entity
bean. It successfully uses a finder method on the home. It then tries to
pass the reference to the home as an argument in a method of a helper object
at which point the VM throws a NoClassDefFoundError with the name of
there's also a noticable improvement in startup performance. attached are
some numbers for our typical development setup (5 rather heavyweight ejb
applications deployed). the machine is a dual PIII 700 with 640 Meg RAM
running linux and sun's beta jdk 1.3 using hotspot server VM. the test is
I did that.
Now I get this message:
Christian Sell wrote:
you will have to upgrade to the latest version. This can be done with the
command
java -jar autoupdate.jar
f:\orionjava -jar admin.jar ormi://localhost admin 123 -shutdown
Write: 28
getCodedNotation:
hi everybody,
simple problem: how can i make sure under win nt that orionserver will
restart after a system-reboot?
- i think, the normal solution would be installing orionserver as a nt
service
please could you give me some hints how to do _that_?
thanks!
joe peer
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello all,
It works, the problem was that the .class files must be compiled by
Netbeans.
If the .class files were from the Javasoft jdk1.2.2 compiler, the Netbeans
will not be able to display variable contents.
I looks like we will be switching from IBM Visual Age to Netbeans.
Thanks for
Classes are under:
Web-inf/classes
Why are servlets under
/servlet
?
Where would jar files go?
What if I have a single jar to deploy and it has:
com.mycompany.
com.mycompany.servlet.x
?
Still happens in 1.1.30.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Rick Bos
Sent: Sunday, July 23, 2000 3:40 PM
To: Orion-Interest
Subject: Re: Shutting down in Windows NT.
I did that.
Now I get this message:
Christian Sell
-userThreads should not be used with the -D option (it is not a definition)
but should be added to the args array before calling the main method.
Dave Smith
Senior Team Leader
Aristocrat Technologies Australia Pty Ltd
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Original Message-
From: Vidur Dhanda
I followed the directions on the how-to and got an error
getting the test certificate from Thawte. I must have done something wrong
as after going through the keytool steps again, I successfully got a certificate
from Thawte.
I then ran the final keytool command as in the
instructions.
I
The SSL port is 443.
By default, all browsers will go to port 443 if you specify https://
Regards,
Brian
Dale Bronk wrote:
I followed the directions on the how-to and got an error getting the
test certificate from Thawte. I must have done something wrong as
after going through the
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