I guess the Orion part is crashing?? That would imply the JVM crashed, what they
theoretically
should not do.
What JVM are you running?
Frank
On Sunday, January 28, 2001 1:57 AM, James Hays [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
I?ve been trying to connect Macromedia?s UltraDev 4.0 with Orion for
The way Java works with respect to CPUs is it implements threading
through the native OS it's running on. That way the programmer doesn't
have to deal with OS-specific process and threading architectures in his
code. The only time this isn't the case is with older VM's on Linux and
UNIX where
It seems that the question "Does Orion provide
Bean-pooling?" has been asked a few times on this mailing list but never
answered explicitly.
I'd appreciate somebody answering this question
and, if available, how to set it up? None of the configuration files seem to
have a provision for
In general Orion and postgres seem to work well
together
but I have a problem with the performance of
inserts.
As the size of the table increases the rate at
which I can do
inserts, or bean creates, decreases
dramatically.
I have a very simple Alarm entity bean with a
single Long
as the
I'm running it on Mac OS X. OS X uses J2SE 1.2.2 with the Hotspot 1.3 VM.
I know that OS X does not have a complete api in it's beta releases, but I
had no problem with this working when I had Orion 1.1 I don't know what the
changes are to Orion that would make the difference. Isn't a
James,
Java is a safe programming language in that you do not have to mess around with
pointers
and memory allocation, as opposed to 'C' / 'C++' which is used most often to implement
JVMs.
You get a Segmentation Fault, when a stray pointer tries to access data that is not
part of
your program
It could be a performance issue with Postgres. By default Postgres uses a
"paranoid" setting that writes each transaction to disk immediately after
the transaction is completed. This is done to protect the integrity of the
database, as at anytime the database could go down and data could be
lost.
Thanks, I moved to using JRUN 3.0. It seems to be working better. I do
like orion and hope to move back to it when Apple fixes it's bugs. Thanks
again.
From: Frank Eggink [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Organization: De Frisse Jongens
Reply-To: Orion-Interest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sun, 28 Jan 2001
Hello,
i have an application "app1" (ejb's,...) deployed in an ear-file to the
orion server.
i want to create a second application "app2" which can access some
ejb's in "app1".
Is this possible? How to do?
please point me in the right direction.
thanks a lot
klaus
--
Klaus Thiele -
Hi,
I am trying to run a J2EE application on a Linux Platform
with PostGres as the database..
But I am getting the following error "Package javax.ejb not found"
I have downloaded and installed J2sdkee1.2.1
Can anyone please tell me where I am going wrong
is it in the setting of the
Hi.
I finally got rid of the core dumps I was getting while deploying an EJB app
on orion running on Sun Solaris 2.7 with JDK1.2.
Thanks much for your suggestions to upgrade first to jdk 1.3.
solution was to upgrade to JDK 1.3.
Now that is over with, I have another night marish situation.
ello,
I recently downloaded orion and tried my web app with it, it failed
straight away because it does not recognise the method getServletContext().
I have developed my app using Tomcat and it worked fine.
Is there a way to get around this in Orion?
cheers
romen
IT Architect, Business And
Sure it does.
% ServletContext context=request.getServletContext(); % works fine.
On Mon, 29 Jan 2001, Romen Law wrote:
ello,
I recently downloaded orion and tried my web app with it, it failed
straight away because it does not recognise the method getServletContext().
I have
i too had this problem when i converted from tomcat to orion about 6 months
ago
From memory, (and its decidedly unreliable) I think you have to change all
getServletContext() calls to getServletConfig().getServletContext()
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL
Hi All...
I was created a stateful sessionbean
and referenced bean methods...
and didn't remove stateful sessionbean.
If I shutdown Orion, this stateful sessionbean
move to 'passive state'...
Then, if I restart a Orion Server
how can reference previous stateful sessionbean and bean's
Hi All
Are there any orion-ejb-jar.xml examples available,
such that I can specify that I am using Oracle for
CMP? I know there are some OR mapping example,
but I still prefer using a portable way.
I've checked Orion's doc at
http://www.orionserver.com/docs/orion-ejb-jar.xml.html
which is too
Hi All
By the way, do we have to modify orion-application.xml
as well? And where should we put it?
Thanks in advance
Lynch
Hi All
I met the following error messages when I launch OrionServer 1.3.8.
Error starting RMI-Server: IO Error: Address in use: JVM_Bind
Error starting HTTP-Server: Address in use: JVM_Bind
Orion/1.3.8 initialized
Auto-deploying turnkey-ejb.jar (Class
Ok, after spending half my weekend prowling through old
archive lists I think I've found how to programmatically log in a user and
manage user configurations from a stand-alone client (in theory at least).
Now if it can just get it working ...
First of all, what do you have to do to get an
Hi,
If you are running 2 instances then you'll get this error. I got the
same error while trying to run 2 instances. Anyhow i fixed it. If you need
any help let me know..
Sarathy
Hi All
I met the following error messages when I launch OrionServer 1.3.8.
Error starting
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