At 18:58 20.01.2001 , you wrote:
Hello,
We are about to decide about the database platform on which we will deploy
our first J2EE application. Preferrably, it should be a cost-free solution.
First I would like to ask if anyone has experience to share about using
Sybase 11.0.3 (the one that is
I can say that we're in the process of switching our app from Sybase 11.0.3
(on Linux) to PostgreSQL.
The Sybase JDBC driver was fugged for us, it locks up at about 50 concurrent
connections, sending the database spiralling and grabbing more and more CPU,
until Orion just gives errors with every
How can I re-create a session once the session
timeout has been reached and the server has
invalidated the session. I have a couple of pages that
require a session, but I need to timeout after five
minutes of inactivity. If the session has timed out, I
need to send the user back to a login
what version of orion are you using?
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I believe your last assertion is false. Any entity bean that has a composed
key (that is, its key maps to more than one field in the persistence) must
have its own PK class
check the specs
JP
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From: Oglinda [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sbado, 20 de Enero de 2001
What I do and I have seen alot of people do this, is put an Object in the
HttpSession that indicates if a user is logged in or not. When they log in,
you put that object in. If they log out, you remove it, and if the session
times out, its gone as well. Simply check for that object (either on
I fixed the problem by just FTP'ing or copying the file over the old one.
It works and it is automatically expanded and stuff. Now, if you want to
deploy a new application, use the admin -deploy for the first time along
with admin -bindWebApp for your context root. After that, just copy the
file
Kevin,
Why put an object in the session to indicate they're logged in - surely
request.getRemoteUser() does this? (returns their username if logged in,
null if not?)
-mike
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Kevin Duffey
Sent: Monday,
I am assuming that the ejb-name entry in ejb-jar.xml
determines the name of the table created.
I'd appreciate it if somebody could direct me to a
reference on this issue, so I can be sure.
Thanks
Satish
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Hi
I really appreciate your replies
What I meant - if we have to make entity PKs available to all beans in an
application we have to use separate PK class .The problem when I deploy PK
class in a CMP beans I have to include it into the cmp-fields-here I receive
a message that the PK.class is
We were using 5.2.
-mike
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Michael Mok
Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 1:41 PM
To: Orion-Interest
Subject: RE: Sybase experience anyone?
Mike
Which Sybase JDBC version are you using? I think their
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