Title: RE: startup classes?
Why
not just make a little app client that calls your class and starts it, then make
the client auto load? This is how I do this all the time.
Mike
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Hi Jason,
We are using FioranoMQ and it seems to be working well. see:
http://www.fiorano.com/
OrionTeam - If your JMS implementation is good - do speak up. I've read
several emails saying that it is not ready for prime-time and NOT A SINGLE
response from the Orion team saying that it is. I
Could someone please post some tips on how to replace Orion's JMS with another
one? I wouldn't event know where to start!
Although, I have successfully used publish/subscribe on Orion's JMS I'm having
problems getting an auto-started client application to receive messages. I
would like to try
Guys,
Has anyone ever had Orion tell them the following:
"Property sid not found in bean/tag com.opensymphony.tags.FindStory"
This is despite the class having a clear setSid(String value) method?
Mike
PS Using Orion 1.3.8 on Linux w/ Sun JDK 1.2.2
I've used FioranoMQ previously and have had good luck. It's quite the
compliant, performant JMS implementation. The only concerns I have are it's
proprietary persistence mechanism, WebLogic and SonicMQ use JDBC and
Cloudscape respectively, and it's cost (at least compared to Orion). Of
Since I'm working with Fiorano now I'll take the charge to get a hold of
this test suite and report back results of it's use against Orion. Thanks
for bringing this to my attention, Mike.
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Jason Rimmer
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From: "Mike Sick" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Are you trying to set or get the property?
If you are trying to get the property you need a getSid() method
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Cannon-Brookes
Sent: Monday, 30 October 2000 13:05
To: Orion-Interest
Subject: Very weird
