From: "Russ White" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
try putting your jar files in /web-inf/lib
you may have to create the directory.
beer would be nice.
hope that helps.
I've added stuff like:
library path='/home/site/java/jars/mail.jar'/
library path='/home/site/java/classes'/
Shouldn't that do?
Or
From: "Jason Smith" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am assuming you are talking about a java.util.Property file here. If
the
class that wants to access the property file is bundled within a jar, you
should try using the Class.getResource(String name) method. Just remember
if you put the properties in
"Magnus Naeslund(b)" wrote:
Shouldn't that do?
Or is /WEB-INF special?
According to specs WEB-INF/classes is where your (non-jarred) classes
should go and WEB-INF/lib is where you should put your .jar files (e.i.
your mail.jar). I suppose your jar should work if you put it in
It depends on were you added it.
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To: Orion-Interest
Subject: Re: Properties
From: "Russ White" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
try putting your jar files in
Unfortunately it is not always clear whether an object referred to by its
interface type is serializable. I am in the middle of fixing a load of
beans that returned Iterators, which worked fine on Orion 1.3.8. Of
course Iterator is an interface, and I discovered when I upgrade to Orion
1.4.3
Title: Oracle RDBMS Setup
We use ejb-location,
Location, xa-location and ejb-location all utilize different drivers
within Orion with different properties as far as transaction control and
connection pooling are concerned.
We picked ejb-location because it seems to allow both
At 16:45 10.11.00 , you wrote:
Hi...
I need to upload a compiled class to my Orion application and then execute
some methods of it. Anybody knows how can I do it?
upload the class file, instantiate a URLClassloader that points to the
file's url, load the class using that classloader, do
From: "Sven van 't Veer" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Magnus Naeslund(b)" wrote:
Shouldn't that do?
Or is /WEB-INF special?
According to specs WEB-INF/classes is where your (non-jarred) classes
should go and WEB-INF/lib is where you should put your .jar files (e.i.
your mail.jar). I suppose
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From: "Russ White" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Orion-Interest" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, November 11, 2000 12:07
Subject: RE: Properties
It depends on were you added it.
In application.xml.
It works.
It loads classes from the .jar, but i just can't get it
Hi again-
Baby-steps, baby-steps I've finally gotten my application packaged
properly, and my 2.0 CMP EntityBean to deploy properly, but am having
problems accessing the bean via JSP. I've scanned the mailing lists,
but don't find anything related. Hopefully someone can lend me a
clue.
Hmm.
I've decompiled a some of the jar package's classes.
It uses java.lang.ClassLoader.getSystemResourceAsStream() to read the file.
Is that wrong, or does that mean i should put my properties file in another
location or something?
Darn.
Magnus
Lately lots of people have been talking about "object relations" and
one-to-many mapping and such things as it pertains to EJB2.0.
I'm not familiar with these concepts, and so am unable to follow the ongoing
discussions. Can someone point me someplace where I can find some good
(possibly
did you file this as a bug report in bugzilla? I didn't find it there. I'll
file it now (we just ran into it and it's a nasty one to find). if you
already have please contact me so I can remove it.
robert
Vidur,
This looks in same ways similar to the problem that I reported a couple of
Hi Gerald-
Perhaps the most widely read paper on the topic is "Crossing Chasms"
by Kyle Brown Bruce Whitenack.
You can find it at:
http://www.ksccary.com/Page15.htm
Gerald Gutierrez writes:
Lately lots of people have been talking about "object relations" and
one-to-many
OK... I've gotten something working by removing my use of the
jsp:useBean tag, and instead grabbing the EntityBean home, and
creating manually, which seems to work.
Is it improper to use the jsp:useBean tag to work with entityBeans?
Is this something that I should be using another Taglib for?
At 14:25 11.11.00 , you wrote:
OK... I've gotten something working by removing my use of the
jsp:useBean tag, and instead grabbing the EntityBean home, and
creating manually, which seems to work.
yes, bean != enterprise java bean. you will do yourself a BIG favour if you
read up on jsp, ejb
I am trying to create a dependent to dependent relationship using Orion. I
have noticed that Orion does not automatically create the OR mappings for
these types of relationships as it does for other types. I have two
questions really:
1) Does orion support this type of relationship?
2) If so,
Thanks for your reply Robert, however I don't really feel it's fair
for you to have judged me ignorant of both Java and the J2EE in
general. I've done quite a bit of development with session beans, but
very little front-end (read JSP) development, and no EntityBean work,
as it wasn't supported
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