I am using orion and I have added SSL on it. Then I have two web servers
running, one http and the other https.
How should I configure Orion to request the user a digital certificate??
Thanks
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Wow, thanks. Perhaps, I'm lame, but that was not obvious in the
documentation?
I agree it is not obvious from what they call documentation. However,
thinking about it twice, it makes a lot of sense that an admin tool does not
talk to the HTTP port, but instead to a dedicated RMI port. Been there
can you explain briefly what the taglib does? From the readme I gather that
it simply places an xsl-stylesheet reference in my page depending on the
requesting target device. Does this not require an XSL-aware client, which
is able to render the page with the given stylesheet?
thanks,
After
To inforce referential integrity with ejb's are there any implications
if i do a look up in the ejbcreate and throw a createException, or
would this be better suited to using a session bean.
Alex.
Absolutely - but realise that Orion itself is an XSL-aware client, so that
the web browser doesn't have to be.
For an overused example, consider www.orionsupport.com, which is 100%
XML... but renders on lynx just fine, thank you very much. I'm not using
this taglib yet, because the XSL I'm
Hello Dale,
I think this might be something that most people isn't using heavily
(mailing from different servers) and that this can explain why noone on
the Orion-Interest list has answered you. Remember that the people
answering the questions on orion-interest (Joseph, Arved, Krüger, Chan,
Hello Richard,
Well, the documentation has so far assumed that the user understands the
concept of different URL schemes and different protocols (like http://,
ftp:// or ormi://) and understand that they are not the same thing and
use different ports, but that you normally don't need to specify
Hi,
Its already out heh..I gotta go get it.
Where ideally should loadbalancer.jar be executed? Obviously if it is
running on
one of the machines in the cluster it isn't so good.. sort of defeats the
fail-safe purposes... So should it have it's own machine? Or am I just
missing
something.
Karl,
Do you have an approximate timeframe for implementation of this feature?
Thanks,
Cory
At 12:10 AM 9/9/00 +0200, Karl Avedal wrote:
Hello Cory,
RMI-IIOP is scheduled to be implemented for the full EJB 2.0 release but
is not
yet.
Regards,
Karl Avedal
Cory Adams wrote:
Has anybody
You
can do this all within a single running orion server process. You will need to
define the two web applications using the default-web-site.xml as a starting
point. I copied this and created a second file called ssl-web-site.xml.
In
both of these files you should refer to the same
Title: Orion RMI Security problem
Hi,
Matt
This
is largely not Orion-dependent stuff. You evidently have some security roles and
method permissions declared in the ejb-jar.xml for UserBean, but you haven't
logged in under any of the security roles that may access the create() method
(and
Can somebody please point me to a good reference for managing joins across
multiple tables while using CMP? There was a thread on the list that
somebody pointed me to previously but it did not really give the
information I needed.
I just want to be able to specify tables and fields to do joins
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