HI,
This is what I get when I use entity bean with Integer as primary key.
The line ``DwpTestBean was created by orion'' which is printed by the bean
constractor appear only once.
Orion/1.4.7 initialized
DwpTestBean was created by orion
DwpTestBean: setEntityContext()
DwpTestBean:
Um... a few clarifications.
1) Orionsupport.com as a domain is not owned by me.
2) the domain's content is currently hosted by my development machine.
3) Since I'm such a nice guy,and very reticent in my views, I get attacked
on a semi-regular basis by kidz, and the box isn't exactly noncrufty
Ran auto update last night, and now when users access web apps that use
basic authentication I get the following message from Orion 1.4.7
Netscape security model is no longer supported.
Please migrate to the Java 2 security model instead.
Can anybody shed some light on this?
hello,
What is the quickest way of extending DataSourceUserMangaer to
store encrypted passwords instead of plain text ones into
database?
with best regards,
Taavi
I use the console for remote monitoring, and shutdown.
I also use the console to remote monitoring of sessions. DB support is now
available (I'm using Orion 1.4.7) so I touch records if needed. Editing user
profiles is built in, also, but relatively buggy. It's helpful, if you don't
get your
Howdy All.
I'm running Orion 1.3.8 on Linux with an Informix database. I'm getting
strange database errors such as:
com.evermind.server.rmi.OrionRemoteException:
Database error: Column size too large.
Informix limits column names to 18 characters and I'm
hani,
does orion support W3C Extended Format (like IIS)?
thanx
hitesh
-Original Message-
From: Markus Holmberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2001 8:30 AM
To: Orion-Interest
Cc: Orion-Interest
Subject: Re: W3C Log Format
On Fri, Apr 13, 2001 at 04:31:42PM -0400,
Alex, I have a few questions and comments,
1. Which HTTPSession are you using? Orion's or your own? I recommend
Orion's, tough one on the developments here uses a home-brewn session
management. This forces us to include a few lines of code (with a taglib) in
almost every page. Also, this renders
At a guess, you would need to install a subclass of DataSourceUserManager
and override the getUser()/createUser() methods to return your own impl of
com.evermind.security.User (so you can specify your own custom behaviour
for the authenticate method).
Hani
On Mon, 16 Apr 2001, Taavi Tiirik
We are developing a 5-tier application here - the client is applet, and
Orion serves the servlets and EJB's - The application, after loading, stays
pretty stable for 30-40 mins after which we keep getting Stream Corrupted
exceptions and HTTP Read timed out on the backend, while at the front-end
this is what I use and works with no problem.
k.
data-source
class="com.evermind.sql.DriverManagerDataSource"
name="Informix"
location="jdbc/InformixCoreDS"
xa-location="jdbc/xa/InformixXADS"
Please disregard and know that I have slapped myself around thoroughly and
am now humbly apologize for sending such a stupid post.
The problem has nothing at all to do with Orion.
For the sake of the innocent here is what happened.
I upgraded the jdk to 1.3.02
I use JBuilder, and I added the
Hi all,
How about this scenario:
There are three entities: manufacturer, model, car (as an example)
model knows directly which manufacturer it is, car knows which model it is,
but car has to do a model.getManufacturer to find out its manufacturer...
OK, so what I wanna know is can I write a
Rian,
This is much too sql centric. You should resolve your entity beans around
business methods. So I would start off by reading more about entity beans.
Theserverside.com, for example has a download on an excellent book for
entity beans. As for the sql, you are talking a one to one
There is an article about setting up DataSourceUserManager
at http://www.orionsupport.com/articles/datasourceusermanager.html
If you use oracle and happen to copy/paste something from
this page then please do not do the same mistake I did.
This example uses column name 'group' which is not
Oh boy... OK, maybe that was a bad example. "Read more about entity beans"
is not very useful advice in any case. I just didn't want to explain our
business model to ask the question.
Try the situation where the top level is Vehicle - Manufacturer - Model or
something many-to-many on each
Some digging though the.serverside.com, at the link
http://www2.theserverside.com/reviews/thread.jsp?thread_id=165,
uncovered this.
Posted By: Per Norrman on November 3, 2000
in response to this message.
What the heck, as long as I'm here already...
I'd say that you want to look at setting up filters to handle the
pre-request action. You can basically catch every request for your site in
a filter, make sure that it is appropriate, that sessions and application
are set-up right, and even do
This is the right idea; you want to do a join in the finder. Relational
databases were designed to do exactly this sort of thing. Putting extra
information in the EJBs would just lead to consistency problems, IMHO.
The EJB 2.0 specification defines EJB QL, which is a
database-independent
Given that he has a smart/fat client, I don't think the web form is the
way to go. It's a square peg for a round hole.
Alex, when you execute a successful RoleManager.login(), whatever user
information Orion keeps is automaticaly taken care of. All you need to
do is make sure you maintain the
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