Hello,
Does anyone have good experiences with running the new blueprints petstore
application v1.1.1 in orion 1.3.8? Is a patched version (like the
orion-config-jps1.0.zip) available?
Thanks,
Mark Hoek
Thanks Jay,
What I've done to bypass the problem for now is to implement the many to
many mapping in JSP. Yep you read right, JSP:
and example snip to find all devices associated with Nokia would be:
mywds:organisation description="Nokia"
mywds:results name="organisation"
According to one of the FAQ's on www.jguru.com, I should be able to set up a
mapping in my web application such that all attempts to request a file ending
with .jsp are redirected to a file of my choice (main.jsp in this case). Below
is some code from the web.xml file which (I think) should give
Dear All
I am trying to replicate the orion-primer example when
I encounter this problem. In my orion/config/default-web-site.xml
I have
web-app application="orion-primer"
name="orion-primer-web"
root="/orion-primer" /
web-app
Hey y'all,
I've got a CMP bean with a char field and every time I try to do a
findByMyCharField('N') I get the following error from SQL Server:
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Syntax error converting
the varchar value 'N' to a column of data type int.
I've got the field in
Hi,
We use FORTE for programming, J2EERI for create the .EAR of the application
and the "clients" file. Those 2 archives just need to be copied in 2 folder
for Orion (3 secondes...) and are fully deployed by the autodetect feature.
With WLS we need to unpack the application EAR file, to deploy
WL6 has support for EARs. They also support all of the EJB 2.0 spec except
for dependent objects. In fact, I am currently using WL6 for development
instead of Orion, due to the apparent lack of development going on in the
Orion team on EJB 2.0. I had suggested to my boss that we use Orion, as
Hi everybody!
I'm pretty new to applicationservers and right now I'm exploring the o/r mapping
fascilities in orion. I have read the examples
(atm, complex-or on orion support, etc)
and the mail archive, but there is still lot of things that I don't understand. I
would appreciate if
somebody
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Well the best thing about WL is you don't have to worry about support...
There isn't any!!!
No real they have some of the worst support I have ever seen.
-Original Message-
From: Santosh Kumar [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, January 15, 2001 12:57 AM
To: Orion-Interest
Just as a suggestion have you tried the ear assembler tool provided with
1.3.8 orion? Just use the "java -jar earassembler.jar" and you will see the
tool. Once you are done creating your application, open up the "java -jar
orionconsole.jar" and "install application". A "ear deployer" window will
Hi Mark,
I spent quite a bit of time trying this, and could get some things to work,
but not completely. My recollection is that it has nothing to do with the
version of Orion, but rather that the special security adapter for Orion
that has to be integrated and which was written for an earlier
At 08:41 15.01.2001 , you wrote:
Not to sound like a hipocrat but I believe the J2EE standard calls for a
pplication server independence flexibility. You must think to yourself what
makes your application so dependent on the server it is deployed onto.
Besides the custom deployment descriptors
[PHiL]
We use FORTE for programming, J2EERI for create the .EAR of the application
and the "clients" file. Those 2 archives just need to be copied in 2 folder
for Orion (3 secondes...) and are fully deployed by the autodetect feature.
I haven't found any capability in Forte for doing EJB
I'm in a similar situation of trying to get our exec-team to okay going
ahead with Orion instead of WebLogic or ATG.
Its certainly not easy to convince non-technical people that the
underdog product is actually better -- Its becoming harder due to the
stagnating site at orionserver.com and the
On Mon, 15 Jan 2001, Juan Lorandi (Chile) wrote:
JoeO, I'm going to talk you in a way that may bother you...
Nah, I'm hard to ruffle.
flamebait
DON'T STAND FOR IRONFLARE... they may or may not be rightfully accussed,
but assuming their defense without being a part of the company hurts
This is getting a little off-topic, but have you ever tried posting to their
newsgroups? I posted there once with a question about EJB 2.0 and got a
reply in literally *minutes*.
Jason Boehle
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-Original Message-
From: Fink, Paul [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday,
Its close to app server independence, but the spec doesn't go far enough in some
areas. One good example is User Management. I would love to use the security
constraints stuff in the web.xml file, but the mechanism to add/modify/delete
users is server proprietary.
I'm sure this is just one of
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