servlet directory is actually being mapped to the
orion\default-web-app\web-inf\classes
Shirley Singleton wrote:
I
am going thruthetutorials
and have a problem with the lessons that deal with body tags. In the documentation
you reference the /servlets/ directory. I have created a servlets
Hi
Shirley,
that
lesson was actually done before the big config switch.
I will
update it this weekend.
For
now, the /WEB-INF/ classes directory of the web-app you are using are a suitable
dir for Servlet.
Im
that that lesson has not been updated before, missed it.
WR
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Idealy that is what i'm looking for: basically having it start up as root
and then switching the process over to another user (like apache does).
In our dev env this isn't a problem because they use non-priv ports, but
there's just something about seeing a billboard with an add like:
"come
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I have a standard web application, accessible from localhost/myapp. Is it possible to
configure it to be usable from localhost/, so that the application itself remains in a
separate directory in ../applications/ and can be distributed as an .ear-file.
We're on RedHat 6.1 SMP. Sun's beta refresh had a memory leak in it
(with or without JIT), which still seems to be there to a lesser degree
now. IBM's crashed with JIT, and would just die after a few hours
without JIT (die in that the JVM was still alive but it just seemed to
stop handling
On Mon, Sep 11, 2000 at 11:11:57AM -0700, Sach Jobb wrote:
Has anyone found a way of running Orion on port80 without being root?
I'm getting ready to launch a finance based site and i'm quite concerned
about security. I've seen messages like this posted before but i have yet
to see any kind
you could have 2 servers (one on port 80 and one somewhere else) with the
one on port 80 forwarding all requests to the other one.
Maybe not the prettiest solution, but it might work.
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Sent:
Any Unix process trying to open a socket on a port below 1024 must be
running as the root user.
If you want to walk around this, simply you cann't! (sorry for the bad
news)
Sach Jobb wrote:
Has anyone found a way of running Orion on port80 without being root?
I'm getting ready to launch a
I've been trying to figure out how to add some functionality to Orion's web-app
deployment (such as creating required databasestructures and setting up application
specific stuff). Instead of sending a multitude of little questions I just ask: how to
do it right?
It should configurable from
Hello all,
I've got a problem : When I start a client class which connects to the
Orion Server, I haven't got the correct Factory class in the
jndi.properties of my JRE.
Moreover, I don't know which Orion classes implement the InitialContext
interface.
Jerome.
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Dude,
- orion.jar
- ejb.jar
- jndi.jar
- jaxp.jar
- parser.jar
- jdbc.jar
- mail.jar
You need to include all of them believe it or not, but orions team is
working on the client.jar at the moment which will make this task
easier :).
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I tried this (had to recompile the library though).
It says it's running it as user 'nobody' however all processes are
stilled owned by nobody. When I attempt to create a directory '/blah'
(shouldn't be able to), it works. I have to find a way to do this.
I'm going to try running orion on a
Hi.
I have noticed strange behavior when storing objects in the HttpSession.
The code fragment below (from a servlet) sometimes prints out:
This should never happen: class knut.servlet.SessionInfo
How is this possible?
/Regards
Mattias Arbin
HttpSession session = req.getSession(true);
...
I'm running into trouble specifying finder queries in orion-ejb-jar. As far
as I can make sense of it the cause is in the quotes. Is that correct and
does anyone know how the get around that?
I've changed the default finder method to:
finder-method query="$1" partial="false"
Hi,
This is to Nick, and anyone else that can shed some light..
If you did this you would find that Orion would auto-create
tables that are
basically identical in form to those that you have, but probably with
different names. If you now go into the orion-ejb.xml file that orion
generates
Get Richard Monson-Haefel's book "Enterprise Java Beans". It explains things
pretty well.
The whole point of CMP is that you don't know (or aren't supposed to know or
care) how the EJB server stores your EJBs in the database. The folks who
wrote the EJB server are supposed to have studied O/R
Title: RE: OR mapping of table joins for CMP
I would seriously consider going into EJB 2.0 directly, as OR-mapping os so much neater there.
There is tutorials coming up on the sites listed by Joe below, or you could have a look at the EJB 2.0 example called ATM.
But afaik, there is no UML
Forgive me if this was already asked, but it seems like my last post did not
make it to the mailing list.
Anyway, from host 1 that has no Orion installed on it, is there a way to
1. start a web-application (make it available for requests)
2. stop a web-application
3. restart a web-application
My solution seems to be working so far.
I have Orion running as an arbitrary user bound to port 8000
I'm redirecting with ipchains all requests to port 80 to port 8000 with:
ipchains -A input -p tcp -s 0/0 -d 0/0 80 -j REDIRECT 8000
The logs show the originating host since I'm not
At 08:57 PM 9/12/00 +0200, you wrote:
Thanks for the reaction (also Nick). I realize now the potential security
problems by allowing full
specification of SQL on the client.
Unfortunately the "Bob" example does not solve my problem. I managed to
implement that example.
That is where I came
Hello, all.
I'm currently working with JSPs that generate XML which are then translated to
HTML by Orion using a separate XSL file. All is well and good. Wonderful
functionality.
In creating the XML files and the DTDs... it seems that Orion is not validating
the XML structure at all... whether
(BTW.. My issue about starting orion as a non-root user on port 80
was resolved when I changed to jdk1.2.2 on Linux. 1.3 spawns 10
children
and when you use -Dnative.user=nobody, only 1 of those 10 is owned by
nobody. This wasn't stopping someone from modifying the filesystem in a
way
they
I'm interested in the tool once you get it to alpha or somewhere there.
I've not had much luck with this server so far.
Then again, hope springs eternal.
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From: John Barrett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, September 11, 2000 7:35 AM
To: Orion-Interest
Subject:
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From: Richard Landon
Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2000 6:50 PM
To: 'Orion-Interest'
Subject: Detail logging? Is it possible (System.error.println - where do
it go to in Orion)
After a week (and a week-end) trying to bring our smoke-tests up under
Orion,
I finally
After a week (and a week-end) trying to bring our smoke-tests up under
Orion,
I finally got the unit-test stuff executing. However, these fail. All I see
in any of the Orion logs, is, well nothing. Is there any means to have
the server give me some kind of indication of why it isn't working?
This _is_ a great idea and i considered something like it before, the only
problem is that we are deploying on Solaris.
sach
On Tue, 12 Sep 2000, Brian Beaulieu wrote:
My solution seems to be working so far.
I have Orion running as an arbitrary user bound to port 8000
I'm redirecting
You can redirect System.err output to a file by starting orion like this;
java -jar orion.jar -err log\err.log
What I have found though is that Orion doesn't seem to be a verbose mode to
run orion in and when debugging jsps if you haven't setup an errorpage
correctly errors that are generated
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