At 11:44 PM 11/3/00 +0100, Robert Krueger wrote:
>At 11:23 03.11.00 , you wrote:
>>I have looked through the 2.0 spec and find the chapters regarding CMP to
>>be daunting. It appears as though the complexity of writing my own SQL in
>>BMP has to be balanced against learning an entire new way of m
May I suggest something...
Being that J2EE is already available in most app servers, and the next
version is just about to have its specs closed upon, why not move full
fledge into a J2EE type of development, where you use JSP pages (instead of
Servlets returning HTML in the code (via response)),
When I turn on -validateXML, I get a NullPointerException at Orion startup.
If I remove my datasources from data-sources.xml, the error goes away. Any
suggestions? Here is the stack trace:
java.lang.NullPointerException
at com.evermind.server.deployment.EnterpriseArchive.ajv(JAX)
At 11:23 03.11.00 , you wrote:
>I have looked through the 2.0 spec and find the chapters regarding CMP to
>be daunting. It appears as though the complexity of writing my own SQL in
>BMP has to be balanced against learning an entire new way of managin
>persistence within the XML deployment descrip
I have a question regarding transaction propagation. I took the orion
primer example and modified it so that the servlet calls Hello and then
the Hello Bean calls A HashCoder bean. Both Hello and HashCoder beans
are stateless session beans and perform SQL. The Hello does a delete
and the HashCoder
Boris,
I have
successfully got netbeans to set a break point and stop a running ejb in
progress under orion, and then go on to single step and show variable contents.
It working
by using something called JPDA.
You will
need JPDA installed and netbeans will need to be started with
Friday, November 03, 2000, 10:21:39 AM, you wrote:
> Ok..that sounds great. Now, how about an XSL example? :)
Take a look at http://www.xmlinfo.com/uses/ at the bottom.. a list of sites that
use XML behind the scenes and then some sort of transformation to produce HTML
(possibly using XSLT.. but
That might be your problem, Verisign doesn't have a 128bit Javasoft key.
When we asked for a 128bit Javasoft key, we got a lot of confusing
responses, eventually discovering that tho they don't have one, they are
perfectly happy to send you the 40 bit one, and tell you it's 128bit. then
when it
I think the max you can do with JavaSoft is 40bit. I would try using the
Netscape 128bit one. Make sure you generate the original key pair using
the US "Do-Not-Export-Or-We-Will-Kill-You" version of the JSSE. We used
RSA too.
sach
On Fri, 3 Nov 2000, Raymond Pancura wrote:
> We are using the U
I have looked through the 2.0 spec and find the chapters regarding CMP to
be daunting. It appears as though the complexity of writing my own SQL in
BMP has to be balanced against learning an entire new way of managin
persistence within the XML deployment descriptors which seems to be no less
or p
what do you mean by "name of the current web application"? You can get at
the context path via HttpServletRequest.getContextPath(), which is the part
of the URL which distinguishes the app in the context of a domain/server:
public java.lang.String getContextPath()
Returns the portion of the reque
I found an excellent resource recently at
http://www.execpc.com/~gopalan/java/ejb.html. I recommend it to everyone.
-Original Message-
From: Winnie Leung [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2000 11:31 AM
To: Orion-Interest
Subject: Beginner: Step by step tutorial?
You would always use JDBC. You do have a choice of which driver to use
though. If you want to use the OCI native drivers you can specify those in
the JDBC datasource.
Download the Oracle JDBC drivers from Oracle's site and you can choose
between using the Thin or OCI drivers.
There are some
We are using the US release of the JSSE version 1.0.2. The cert was
provided by verisign for a keysize of 1024 bits. The keyalg we used to
generate the key was "RSA". The provider we choose when we made the cert
request was JavaSoft (it was the closes on the list).
I have just had verisign rei
I read documentation on debugging using NetBeans
but still can't figure out how to apply all that to EJBs.
As far as I understand, Orion doesn't run my bean
classes but run generated containers which are compiled
and sources are not kept anywhere(or may be there
is a switch for that. develop
http://www.novocode.com/doc/servlet-essentials/ gives a good intro into
servlets (though I think the O'Reilly book is better).
As to not using JDBC, I don't think so (unless you write your own... which
would be reinventing JDBC). JDBC is good, why not use it?
Jeroen T Wenting
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
IC
Joshua,
Did you get a hold of an eval copy? If so how could I?
Also did you make any progress with JB4 and Orion?
Thanks,
Cory
At 07:05 PM 10/31/00 +0100, you wrote:
>
>I've just started testing JBuilder 4 Enterprise Edition. One of the nice
>things about it is the integration with the (incl
Ok..that sounds great. Now, how about an XSL example? :) Does every page
need to have its own XSL, or can I still build JSP pages the way I do now,
which is, every JSP page includes a HEADER.INC file, and a FOOTER.INC. In
the header include, I have lots of scriplet code that displays a
"consistent
Which JSSE are you using? If it's the one packaged with Orion, you have
ot go and get the US one from Javasoft.
Which 128bit key are you using? We were successful using the Netscape
128bit key, but it was kind of tricky, we ended up having to re-run the
key several times because of hostname mix
Manoj,
You can convert xml/xsl to html with products from Apache, DataChannel and
others.
This would make the process browser independant.
On the other hand, the use of xml/xsl/xql enables a more functional user
interface than using html.
These standards will be more widely supported in the fut
Thursday, November 02, 2000, 7:00:25 PM, you wrote:
> If you don't mind I would like to ask you a question or two..
That's what it's all about! =)
> How exactly is the XSL, XML output of a JSP (using text/xml) being passed to
> the XSLT engine (servlet I assume), and then how is your code retur
HI,
I am a total beginner to Orion (and somewhat of a beginner to Java). I would
be really grateful if some one could point me to a really beginner's
step-by-step tutorial on how to write a servlet, to do standard web type
stuff like (a) post form variables, and (b) access data from the database
this may be related to a problem I've been discussing with Magnus ..
Basically the default mode for client RMI calls have been changed from
serialized to multithreaded, as serialized prevents certain kind of
callbacks (ie those occurring while executing the original call, not in
another thread).
Hi..
Shouldn't the servlet container reset the response object before
handing over control to an error page (JSP)?
In a servlet:
request.getRequestDispatcher("include.jsp").include(request, response);
if (!ok) {
throw new ServletException("not ok");
}
But when this exception is thrown
Greetings !
I have been migrating my ejb from Voyager to Orion, in Orion and I'am using
a simple directory structure without jar my classes, and I have gotten an
mistake that I can't understand.
The error is:
IIdBeanHome_StatefulSessionHomeWrapper5.java:127:Exception
java.rmi.RemoteException mus
You've got to give us more to go on than this.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Robert
> Hargreaves
> Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2000 6:30 AM
> To: Orion-Interest
> Subject: Wrapper Classes
>
>
> Dear All,
>
> We use a report wr
Dear List...
I have recently discovered that I am going to be working with the
Orion app web server. I have never used this product before and I was
wondering if someone might be able to answer a question for me.
How does one set up aliases in Orion?
I have a product that I am using
Simple answer - you can't ;)
Mike
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of David Ekholm
> Sent: Friday, November 03, 2000 10:19 PM
> To: Orion-Interest
> Subject: Name of application
>
>
> Simple question: How do I retrieve the name of the c
Dear All,
We use a report writing tool (www.enterprisesoft.com) that accesses data
from directly beans from its own session bean. This worked fine with Orion
for ages. Now we've moved from Orion 1.0 to Orion 1.3.8 we have a MAJOR
problem with the report writer.
Basically under Orion 1.0, Orion
Instead of opening a HTTP connection to get the XML content from the JSP,
wouldn't be possible to execute the JSP directly from the servlet doing
something similar to what jsp:include does? Maybe If you hand your own
HttpServletResponse implementation out to the RequestDispatcher.forward
method yo
Has anyone been successful in configuring Orion to use 128-bit SSL (1024-bit
public key in cert)? I don't have a problem with the test certs, but they
only allow 40-bit (512-bit key in cert). Whenever I try to start Orion, I
get the following message:
Licensed to e-plicity.com
Or
The other orion*.xml files seem to go in the same directory
as their analogues, but the orion-ejb-jar.xml goes in an orion
directory :
ear/ejb/META-INF/ejb-jar.xml
ear/ejb/orion/orion-ejb-jar.xml
> -Original Message-
> From: Gerald Gutierrez [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: November
Kevin,
Here is a simpler way to do this:
1) request comes to controller servlet.
2) controller makes url connection and get content from xml producing jsp.
3) controller then gets xsl from any other location (file, jsp, or db)
4) controller hands xml, and xsl to xalan directly (no servlet here)
Jim Archer wrote:
> Fabio, thats not necesserally important. Many servers keep session beans
> lieing around to avoide the performance penality of creating them when they
> are needed. They are frequently moved from quickly client to client inside
> the container.
>
> I don't know how Orion handl
Simple question: How do I retrieve the name of the current web application
from a servlet?
/David
Hi,
At the beginning of every orion-*.xml file description in the docs, there is
a paragraph which explains where to put the file. It's not cristal clear,
but has worked for us.
Bye,
Christophe
> -Original Message-
> From: Gerald Gutierrez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, Nove
THANK YOU (ALL) VERY MUCH;
IT WORKS NOW;
Aaron Scott-Boddendijk wrote:
>
> > > url="jdbc:oracle:thin:scott/tiger@localhost:1512:pc29"
>
> The port is usually 1521 isn't it, not 1512
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