The default username / password are you admin username password from
principals.xml
You can add more users to that file, and they will work (I think it uses the
group administrators, but I'm not sure)
Mike
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maybe
he wants to run ASP or ISAPI?
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Orion-InterestSubject: RE: Orion and IIS
Why
would you want to? Orion has a much faster web server
Just to repeat what I said before so you don't have to search too long...
PHP is already mapped in Orion. It's in global-web-application.xml so
just copy your *.php and *.php3 files into your web apps directory
and make sure php is in the path and you are good to go.
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Sridar,
It looks like yout client does not pickup the jndi properties from the
jndi.properties file. If you add that file to your classpath things should
be ok.
Frank
On Saturday, August 19, 2000 8:53 PM, Sridhar Manickam
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Hi,
After successfully deploying
I have Orion running with a "real" 40-bit cert from Thawte.
I guess it does not matter which web-server you say you have. Probably it is
for statistics. (I chose Java Webserver).
You will be able to choose from a number of different formats when you
download the cert.
Here I chose "PKCS #7
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extensions with Orion in a few OSes, etc.). I definately wouldn't mind Open
Sourcing any of the Orion tools, but whether we can do so depends on how much
the specific tool uses parts of the interals of Orion and how much it uses
something that can be abtracted into a nicer API. Obvious
Hi, System.out not working is a known bug in the 1.2.0 version, it has been
fixed and a new jar/zip will be up in a day or so. If anyone needs the fix
urgently then contact us in private and we'll send an intermediate jar over
right away.
/Magnus Stenman, the Orion team
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It doesn't work. I'm in their database apparently as something other than
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A simple unsubscribe gets me nowhere.
Thanks, though, for taking the time to reply.
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At 14:38 21.08.00 , you wrote:
Hello
I can't get my Orion running with Oracle datasource. Could somebody shed
some light on this?
Maybe some example of data-sources.xml?
TIA
stas@
data-source
name="Procurement Datasource"
For each user session add a datestamp at the session creation. For each
subsequent request that uses an existing session check the datestamp
against the current time. If the difference has exceeded your max session
timeout send the user to a relogin page that contains the message using the
Checking for the existence of a marker object in the HTTP session is a very
common security pattern.
Mike
Todd McGrath wrote:
The site I'm working has a custom login component where users must have
a valid username/ password combination. I would like to redirect or
present a user with a
Be sure to use version 8.1.6 or upwards of the OraJDBC driver, though.
Earlier versions do not work at all with Java2 (as we found out after
several weeks of swearing)!
Jeroen T. Wenting
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Murphy was wrong, things that can't go wrong will anyway
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I would love to toss IIS to the dogs, but my smtp
server's web admin is via ASP. That is the only reason I am running
IIS. I am running it on a different than port than 80. The reason
that I want to setup IIS to forward all requests to Orion is so I can setup SSL
on IIS and have it forward
Hi!
I wonder about the new versions of Orion. I noticed that a lot of the people
here on the list talk about version 1.2.* and so on...and I only have
version 1.0.3b, because thats the only one i could find on the site
orionserver.com.
Are the versions above 1.0.* just for commercial use or
Version 1.0.3 is the last stable version available, 1.2.* are experimental
and yes, you can find them in the Orion, only that when downloading do not
click in the "binaries" link, go to "Download" and there you will find what
you're looking for.
Hope this help...
J
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Title: RE: about versions
Alternatively...
java -jar autoupdate.jar
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Sent: Monday, August 21, 2000 11:28 AM
To: Orion-Interest
Subject: RE: about versions
Version 1.0.3 is the last
Thanks, Robert!
My mistake was in incorrect oracle url. But now I'm getting this error:
com.evermind.server.rmi.OrionRemoteException: Database error: Message file
'oracle.net.mesg.Message'
And indeed there is no such class in classes111.zip from 8.1.5.
When I put classes111.zip from 8.1.6 onto
At 11:53 21.08.00 , you wrote:
Robert,
Are you familiar with how to use CMP Entity beans that utilize joins within
an RDBMS.
I also use Oracle and thought that you may have some familiarity with this.
Thanks,
Cory
yes but please post this to the mailing list so others can participate when
I am currently looking at three servers. Apache, IIS, Orion.
I'm most interested in Orion, but scared because of the lack of documentation. I
would like to get involved somehow and make a contribution to this project. What can
I do?
Before you answer that, let me give you some background.
in addition to the previous mail, I observed that classes are also loaded
twice, i.e. on server startup AND AGAIN when the app is first accessed.
Makes me wonder what load-on-startup in web-site.xml is good for.
Christian Sell
Or, since you already have an existing version, just use the very
cool...
java -jar autoupdate.jar
Mike
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Version 1.0.3 is the last stable version available, 1.2.* are
experimental
and yes, you can find them in the Orion, only that when downloading
do
Hi,
Redirecting all requests from IIS to Orion is as easy
as:
1.
Create an ASP page in your default IIS directory (usually InetPub/wwwroot)
called "default.asp"
2. The
contents of the file should be the two following lines:
%@
Language="VBScript" %
%
Hi,
Hope you figured this one out already, but for any new users:
The default user/pass is admin/123 and it is activated in the
orion/config/prinsipals.xml file. Inside the users element, you will find
a
user username="admin" password="123" deactivated="true"
element. Set deactivated="false"
I have noticed this same behaviour even with the servlet specified
only in one place. The init() method is always called on server
startup and then called again the first time the servlet is accessed.
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I think you misunderstood his question. he meant forwarding, not
redirecting. he wants to set up IIS to provide SSL protection for pages
served by orion. IIS would serve as a proxy then. quite a difference. I'm
not an IIS expert but it looks as if what you propose would only send a
redirect
Oops, sorry, people. There was a typo in my url. That's why there were these
errors.
Now another problem occured: my data has been stored in cyrillic charset
with ColdFusion. Now when I'm trying to retrieve it with Orion it returns
just a mess of symbols instead of cyrillic texts. Any ideas? Is
Hi Karl,
I will try to make a list of areas where it would be easy to contribute in
documentation and in source code and get back to this. Of course
we are not
expecting you to get nothing out of this yourself if you
contribute, so there
should be some kind of reward connected to
Its impressive, but that depends on what your testing it with, and what the
test is doing. Is it just a simple JSP page return with static html in
it..or are you hitting the database such as a login process?
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use classes12_1.zip from http://technet.oracle.com
Do not use classes111.zip at all.
My mistake was in incorrect oracle url. But now I'm getting this error:
com.evermind.server.rmi.OrionRemoteException: Database error: Message file
'oracle.net.mesg.Message'
And indeed there is no such class in
It is the HelloWorldServlet with the addition of a few lite mathematical
operations and a counter.
The testing tool is something I built to monitor http, smtp and gopher
servers using a threaded Swing tool.
Cory
At 02:14 PM 8/21/00 -0700, Kevin Duffey wrote:
Its impressive, but that depends on
Hello everyone!
I have a rather mysterious problem related to Topic Pub/Sub.
My application defines two separate topics used for different purposes, but no
matter what I try all TopicSubscribers will receive data posted on *both*
topics.
I am somewhat a newbie to JMS, but not to messaging
Hi,
It occures odd to me that I seem to need the mail.jar and the jdbc.jar file
on the client side when running EJBs remotely. Does anyone have some
experience with that?
I'm also wondering how small you can make orion.jar. What classes can you
strip from the jar?
With JRun it looks like
Hi,
I'm having difficulties connecting from a remote client to the server. I've
downloaded the Orion Primer and added an EJB-client. The client connects to
the server and asks to say hello. All runs fine (EJB and client app) on my
server, but I've trouble to get it running on a remote
What exactly is the definition of a website as far as Orion configuration
goes?
Is a website the top most level? ie. mapped to a branch and consists of any
number of web apps?
I'm trying to add ejb functionality some JSP/Servlet stuff I put in
defaultWebApp and I'm thinking I should probably
OK first of many questions I have about using applications from directories
before putting anything in a jar file.
First question.
If I have
applications/jobserve
applications/jobserve/jobserve-ejb/META-INF
applications/jobserve/jobserve-web/WEB-INF
do I reference the paths still as .jars and
Hi
I have just downloaded Orion and installed it on Digital Unix
The Websever is running OK.
I have copied the tools.jar to the Orion directory.
But when I have try to view the JSP example pages I get HTTP error 500.
All the permissions on the files are OK.
I can view the html and txt files via
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