Ok, I'll correct you
The document is found at
http://www.orionsupport.com/articles/update.html
and you're supposed to type
java -jar autoupdate.jar
Johan
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From: Kemp Randy-W18971 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Orion-Interest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 07, 2001
Hello.
Preface: We are developing an
application, consisting of number of services, a web interface, and a couple of
servlets.
Q1: We wish to use a number of
Orion servers. However we need to cluster them, to empower the processor boost.
As far as I know clustering is madefor the web
Hi,
I've deployed the Apache Cocoon Servlet as Web App into orion. Works great.
:-)
This Servlet can handle different mime-types such as xml, xsl, html and so on.
Now I've the problem, that If the servlet returns XML to the browser a chained
servlet from within the
Following situation:
- I restricted method permission of method foo to role bar
- if I do:
roleManager.addToRole(ctx.getCallerPrincipal(),bar);
foo();
everything works just fine.
- if I create a (temporary) user (e.g. user123), add him to role bar then
log him in with
If you're donig the ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse thing, you probably got
bit that if you have a line in httpd.conf like:
ProxyPass /myapp/ http://mybox:8080
the /myapp/ bit disappears forever. Just change that line to:
ProxyPass /myapp/ http://mybox:8080/myapp/
and all should be well. Of
it IS possible to have multiple Orions running on the same IP,
clustered. You just have to make sure that none of your ports conflict.
There is no difference in how to set it up, you just have to make sure
that your ports don't conflict. I've done this, so I know it works.
I'll say it again:
Has anyone been able to run Orion inside of VisualAge?
We have had similar problems, and I have reported them to orion (but they
said they couldn't reproduce the problem). Here is what I found.
If you have an EJB method foo(), and you restrict its access to a role
MYROLE, then a user who, according to the XML files, should have access to
foo()
Question 1:
How does an elementary Singleton pattern based Object behave
in a multi-threaded environment? What is this phenomenon called? How do you
make such a Singleton Object thread safe?
Question 2: What are the two methods typically employed to notify remote
clients distributed over the
I've just started using Orion, I got basic EJB's working with no problems. I have had
no luck getting a message driven bean to respond to a message topic. I was able to
get clients to exchange messages (this was done without making changes to jms.xml -
weird!) however as soon as I try to use
I've just started using Orion, I got basic EJB's working with no problems. I have had
no luck getting a message driven bean to respond to a message topic. I was able to
get clients to exchange messages (this was done without making changes to jms.xml -
weird!) however as soon as I try to use
I believe that both of these questions are completely off-topic.
Question 1:
How does an elementary Singleton pattern based Object behave
in a multi-threaded environment? What is this phenomenon called? How do you
make such a Singleton Object thread safe?
There are several excellent
Hi Jeff,
Thanks for your reply. Do I have to have two different
Orion directories or not? On one Orion directory, I
tried to configure two ports and when I start java
-jar loadbalancer.jar, it is giving JMSException. Can
you send me config files.
Thanks
Subrah
--- Jeff Hubbach [EMAIL
No doubt that clustering on a single IP works, in fact that was how I first
clustered Orion, but if the idea is to try to spread the network traffic to
ease a bottleneck then using multiple IPs on multiple NICs is the better
solution.
Cheers
Russ
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From: [EMAIL
These questions look like... a test. The question is, who is being
tested?
Gary
p.s. The word 'doubt' implies suspicion or disagreement; you probably
want to use 'question' instead.
On Today, Santosh Kumar ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Question 1:
How does an elementary Singleton
Question 1:
How does an elementary Singleton pattern based Object behave
in a multi-threaded environment? What is this phenomenon called? How do you
make such a Singleton Object thread safe?
Question 2: What are the two methods typically employed to notify remote
clients distributed over the
We are looking at the header which orion returns, and it appears that there
is a : missing after the http//. Is this a bug. Is there something I can
do to put the colon after content location?
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Date: Tue, 08 May 2001 16:52:18 GMT
Server: Orion/1.4.7
Content-Location:
1. Use synchronization with the synchronized keyword
2. Since a server cannot open an http port to the remote client, I don't
think HTTP can be used from the server side to notify client of changes.
Client would have to either:
a. Use polling, by making http requests every so often
b. Use
Title: RE: Message driven beans
This is the same mistake I did and I struggled for a week to know what went wrong.
You need not modify the jms.xml especially don't add any connection-factory. All the modification you need in jms.xml is add your Queue or Topic thats it.
You need to modify
Yes. Essentialy, follow all the directions on how to cluster, with the
only exception being that everything is taking place on the same box.
You need to do 2 installs of Orion (or do one install, get your web app
working in that, then make a copy of it) and change the ports on one of
them. You
When I installed Orion, it prompted me for a username/password and I find
this information listed in my principals.xml file -
user username=admin password=admin
descriptionThe default administrator/description
group-membership
I know it is possible to run multiple instances on Orion on one machine
using multiple installs of Orion and multiple server.xml files. Is it
possible to run multiple instances of Orion using the same installed base
(one Orion Home)?
The only way I could envision this happening is if I could
I am evalating Orion as a potential application server for our product and I
want to use a pure Corba client with Orion. The question I have are:
1) Does Orion provide a tool to generate idl from the remote interfaces
(similar to rmic from the jdk)?
2) If not, is the idl generated by rmic
When I setup SSL under Orion and I hit:
http://www.domain.com
then hit
https://www.domain.com
they both come up fine, but it looks like Orion is starting a new session!!!
This is bad because if someone is logged in under https, it doesn't look
like they're logged in when they're under the
java -jar orion.jar -config another/path/to/server.xml
use the -? switch to see all available startup options
Earl
At 14:46 5/8/2001 -0400, you wrote:
I know it is possible to run multiple instances on Orion on one machine
using multiple installs of Orion and multiple server.xml files. Is it
OOps, once more I spoke before looking. Orion 1.4.8 corrected this
problem
-AP_
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Alex Paransky
Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2001 10:02 AM
To: Orion-Interest
Subject: Colon missing from the Content-Location,
This is normal servlet engine behavior. Your HTTP and HTTPS are two separate
sessions. Orion has a way to configure the default website to share sessions
across HTTP and HTTPS websites.
In the default-web-site.xml be sure to have this line:
!-- The default web-app for this site, bound
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