Thank you Al.
I realize I haven't worded my question correctly, though. Maybe a
better way to say it is, where is Orion's JNDI environment defined?
That is, how does Orion know the location of the LDAP server on the
network, plus the binding (login) credentials required so that the
Uaually, I need to build on top of legacy code. If I had time I would build
a tool to generate the 2.0 entity beans and descriptors from a database
schema, but I don't have time. I have seen these tools for 1.1, so someone
will be doing it.
Currently, my project is to build something brand
IMHO the docs from the better-known app server vendors are just more
pretty.
In most cases they aren't actually better. The best docs I've ever seen for
applications of this kind are those for open-source CORBA ORBs - ORBacus
springs to mind. Maybe Orion can emulate those.
I dont know what docs
Dear Friends,
When I was trying to set a cookie using a JSP Page using Orion Server, it is working
once in while. I don't know the exact problem. Whereas the same code i tried with
Jakarta-Tomcat, i is working properly.
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Thanking you
saif Khan
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I don't think I could say it better myself. I totally agree with you. The
fact is, while a few people in the organization I work for believe a small
company has little or no support, Magnus, Karl and a number of competent
Orion users have given me far better support than I have got from Allaire
Thanks.
Good news...I used ANT 1.1 and made a simple build script that compiles my
com.company.ejb folder into a .jar file including the META-INF dir. I was
finally able to get EJB deployed!!! So i am stoked about that. I do have a
lot to learn still, and the spec from what I heard was mostly
What your are proposing seems like it should work. I am surprised it
doesn't. Why would it not work? Does it not work with RMI? If you can call
methods on an object from the client to the server, why can't it be the
reverse..where the client object passed in (this) is like a "server" object
to
Jim,
Try adding a field-name tag in your dependent cmp-field declarations:
dependents
dependent
dependent-nameaddrDo/dependent-name
dependent-classTest20CmpDo.eb.AddrDo/dependent-class
Hi,
One thing we'll probably end up doing is getting a pricey app
server so we
can tell outside folks we have it, and then continue using
Orion so that we
can assure ourselves that things will work. Seems stupid, but
that's the way
things are.
Thats a good ideas as long as they don't
I've just added a new HowTo to orionsupport.com. Details one approach to
running Orion securely on UNIX/Linux. Also includes a useful shell script
for administering Orion with.
http://www.orionsupport.com/articles/unixprocess.html
This is just one way of securing Orion... as Mike said, we'd
Hi Kevin...
Accessing entity beans through session beans is usually the recomended
procedure, but it does depend on what your doing.
Jim
--On Sunday, October 22, 2000 10:32 AM -0700 "Duffey, Kevin"
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Thanks.
Good news...I used ANT 1.1 and made a simple build
Can anyone provide a step-by-step 'hello world' procedure for setting up
data-sources.xml properly and calling the resource from within a servlet?
Alternatively, can someone review my setup and comment on what might be
wrong?
The section of my data-sources.xml looks like this:
dear all,
i'm sort of still learning about entity beans and
wondered if
anyone had any pointers for an error i'm
getting.
i receive *no* error when i try to obtain a
reference to a UserTransaction
from a stateless server bean under
orion.
i receive the following error when i try to
On Today, Duffey, Kevin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I don't think I could say it better myself. I totally agree with you. The
fact is, while a few people in the organization I work for believe a small
company has little or no support, Magnus, Karl and a number of competent
Orion users have
On Today, David Kenzik ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
ds = (DataSource) ctx.lookup("java:comp/env/jdbc/d123DS");
Well, it took me a couple weeks (not full time!) to figure out that
even though they tell you to use java:comp/env/jdbc... it doesn't
actually work. Instead do
I agree that sometimes support can be lacking, but I've worked out the key -
specific questions!
I find if I send them a specific question (usually with a working example
I'll whip up), they can deploy it and get an answer to me quite quickly (1-2
days). If you ask a vague question like "How do
Gary Shea said...
On Today, David Kenzik ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
ds = (DataSource) ctx.lookup("java:comp/env/jdbc/d123DS");
Well, it took me a couple weeks (not full time!) to figure out that
even though they tell you to use java:comp/env/jdbc... it doesn't
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