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Gitanjali Singh@SATYAM
12/14/2000 04:05 PM
Can we have JMS server running on a separate machine and Orion server running on
another machine?When I run the orion server on one system and from another
machine ,I run another machine
Hi folks,
can somebody please send me a sample ANT build file for making ears for orion.
Thanks
Aniket
Aniket,
I suggest you try the Orion Primer:
* http://www.jollem.com/orion-primer/
Ernst
Aniket V U wrote:
Hi folks,
can somebody please send me a sample ANT build file for making ears for orion.
Thanks
Aniket
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[Aniket V U]
can somebody please send me a sample ANT build file for making ears for orion.
The EJB 2.0 example on orionsupport includes some
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The point was that the question was specifically about the wrapper class.
You are right about JBuilder decompiling classes when it can, but you forget an
important fact. The Orion classes are JAXed (Obfuscated) so that feature is
defeated no matter which debugger you use unless you have the
[Elhadi barkat]
int imgSize = (int)blobObj.length();
// Create byte[] data array to store picture data temporarily
// before writing it to a file
image = new byte[imgSize];
// Retrieve the picture as a binary stream from the
Ok, I know from previous uses of Jbuilder on other
projects, that Jbuilder allows stepping thru code
without having source available. So where does orion
put Hello_StatelessSessionBeanWrapper0.class, so I can
add it to my classpath, and Jbuilder should pick it
up?
-Darren
--- Boris Gertsberg
Aniket,
You might try downloading the entire Java PetStore (JPS) "blueprint" demo
from Sun, which can be rebuilt using ANT.
Rather than flood all of orion-interest, I'll try to send the build.xml
from JPS1.1 to you directly.
Jay Armstrong
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At 04:55 PM 12/28/00 +0530, you
I have been playing with the EJB generator at http://www.nordija.com (EJB builder) and
it looks pretty good. Has anyone else used it?
It's okay, but makes building via ANT or whatever a bit more of a pain,
because of yet more classpath issues.
On Thu, 28 Dec 2000, Kemp Randy-W18971 wrote:
I have been playing with the EJB generator at http://www.nordija.com (EJB builder)
and it looks pretty good. Has anyone else used it?
Hi folks!
I use orion 1.3.8 and DataSourceUserManager to authenticate users. It
works OK, but after deleting a user, the server recognizes that user. Is
this a bug?
I've set the property "staleness" to 1, so info has to be refetched
every time a user has to be authenticated.
Any suggestion??
To Russ:
Wrappers generated by Orion are not JAXed. At least they were not JAXed in
old verisons.
By the way you can use JAD just in case Orion deleted those wrappers too
fast. It is a Java decompiler written on C++, so it is very fast.
To Darren:
Orion compiles wrappers, jar them and put to
You are right, they are not. Thanks! I did not realize the cache file was a jar.
:) Thanks for setting me straight on that one.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Boris
Gertsberg
Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2000 11:21 AM
To:
I have a bean that I'm trying to use in a jsp page that requires a
.properties file to initialize itself. It looks for the properties file in
the current directory (new FileInputStream("fileName.properties")). I've
tried putting the file in the lib directory, the WEB-INF directory, the
META-INF
I've attached a buildfile (not the orion-primer buildfile).
I wanted the source to mirror the jar file structure (I think this is
less confusing) and I didn't like the proliferation of dependencies in
the orion-primer example. This is the result.
Jeff Schnitzer
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-Original
The 'current working directory' for orion is wherever java is executed to
run orion. This can be hidden by the admin utility, but you can check the
configuration files and attempt to locate the directory that way.
Try putting the .properties file in the directory parent to your server.xml
When deploying an ejb application and tables need to be created, no
matter which tutorial I follow I seem to get this error included within
the logs first time.
BEGIN ERROR MESSAGE
---
Auto-deploying helios-ejb (ejb-jar.xml had been touched since the
previous deployment)... SQL
I have created a sample directory underneath an application I created
called samples so that I could test cocoon's abilities. I am able to
browse to that directory but once all files and directories are listed,
their corresponding sizes are all 0KB including the index.xml files. If
I attempt to
I'd recommend putting it anywhere below the web application directory (the
one under which WEB-INF is located) and using
servletContext.getResourceAsStream(), e.g.
getResourceAsStream("/myfile.properties") if you put it into the wepapp root
- Original Message -
From: "John Pletka" [EMAIL
Forgive me for being stupid, I forgot to add execute permissions to
directories.
Mark Bernardinis wrote:
I have created a sample directory underneath an application I created
called samples so that I could test cocoon's abilities. I am able to
browse to that directory but once all files and
Hello all,
Looked through the list threads and there seems to be no clear indication
whether anyone has been able to add Orion as one of the Application Servers
available within JBuilder. I read the parts for debugging EJBs with Orion
within JBuilder, and that seems to be working well,
Christian,
That's what I've been doing and it works fine, but I would love to hear
other suggestions.
Jay Armstrong
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At 10:19 PM 12/28/00 +0100, you wrote:
I'd recommend putting it anywhere below the web application directory (the
one under which WEB-INF is located) and using
Hi.
Look at http://www.orionsupport.com
There is a tutorial explaining how to use JB4 with Orion.
[]s
Guilherme Ceschiatti
On Friday 29 December 2000 00:16, you wrote:
Hello all,
Looked through the list threads and there seems to be no clear indication
whether anyone has been able to add
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