Similar to a startup class, your application could have a client
module. Then in the orion-application.xml, you indicate that orion should
autostart the client module. Your client module, is a standard application
with the public static void main(...) method defined in one of the classes (y
Alex, look at the ATM example - the login.jsp page is used as loginError
page, also, and if the user succeeds on that page, s/he gets automatically
forwarded to the page the user was going to in the first place - no back
button needed. I think this is the behaviour you would like to implement?
Th
hai
Does ORION support startup and shutdown classes? Here is the scenario, in order to have access to the system resources (file system, legacy applications) from an EJB, it is the violation of EJB spec. However, one can write a java class that accesses system resources and deployed this class in
I've got a very large web application (about 300 objects and about 1000
pages) which uses mostly straight JSP. This gets a reasonable number of
hits with approximately 200 concurrant sessions operating.
Recently, we introduced something thats causing something resembling a
thread deadlock. S
Hi there,
I'm teaching myself how to use Orion and I've got a simple question
about caching/pooling of BMP Entity Bean instances.
I've created a simple app which lets me read a BMP Entity Bean through a
Session Bean. I would expect that when I call findByPrimaryKey on my
Entity Bean's home inter
Sorry for the bad advice - looks like good ole Orion allows you to do all
kinds of things!
Marc
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Bruyeron
Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2002 1:23 PM
To: Orion-Interest
Subject: Re: deploying ejb withou
After the user has entered improper login information, I want the loginError
page to contain a link to the page that the user was going to along with all
the necessary parameters. Is there a way to get this "target" information
from the errorPage and generate a link?
I am trying to avoid having
On windows (NT) you can bind multiple IP addresses to a single NIC under
the Advanced tab on the TCP/IP protocol properties dialog. Of course,
you'll have to reboot...
John H.
"Jarrod Roberson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@orionserver.com on 01/09/2002
11:06:29 AM
Please respond to Orion-Interest <
I should make it clear in what follows that I am trying to load balance
the EJBs in an application, not the web side. I know how to set up
clustering. What I can't get to work is distribution of a set of EJBs
across several servers like the following:
--> server1 / EJB
I do this all the time.
filestructure:
app/
META-INF/
app-ejb/
META-INF/
com/fullsix/...
app-web/
WEB-INF/
I point orion at app/ (via server.xml), and in the application.xml, instead
of referencing
a .jar, I reference app-ejb/ like this:
...
app-ejb
It's possible... It's just a matter of editing the application's
META-INF/application.xml to point to a directory (eg: project/ejb-jar),
then creating another META-INF directory (eg: project/ejb-jar/META-INF)
and dumping the ejb-jar.xml under that.
Of course, if by 'deploying' you mean sending t
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Most
likely, your .jsp page is too large. I think there is a limit of 64K per
method, and since the JSP page all get's generated into a single method, you
might be exceeding that. Try using dynamic includes instead of static
includes, or if you are not using includes at all,
this is incorrect, they is a port 80 for each IP address.
As long as the clients can access each IP address, they can get to
either port 80.
Now Orion may be listening to ALL ip addresses on port 80 making it
"look" like there is only one
port 80. But each interface as a full compliment of ports.
Yes you can,
1. Configure an application deployment at directory app with app/META-INF
(I'll call my app directory app for this example)
2. Inside of app/META-INF/application.xml add your ejb module, let's call it
model
3. Create a directory app/model
4. Create a directory app/model/META-INF and
Max,
Each interface (either virtual or real, as long as it has a unique IP address) has its
own bank of ports. Otherwise, you would have to have a separate box for each website,
which isn't necessary.
Jeff.
On Wed, 9 Jan 2002 11:27:19 +0100
"Maximilian Eberl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Y
That is not true. Every ethernet interface can listen on its own port 80.
This can even be done with "virtual interfaces" which share the same
physical network card. Ports are a abstraction implemented at the driver
level and based on header information in each packet.
tim.
> Your machine has 2
Sorry but that is just not true. You can have two processes each with their
own address listening on the same port. In fact you can have a process per
address since the unique combination must be address and port, the kernel
sorts all the rest out. If you have netcat installed on your linux mac
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Can
anybody explain this error to me:
Error parsing JSP page /process/index.jsp Error creating jsp-page
instance: java.lang.VerifyError: (class: __jspPage1_process_index_jsp, method:
_jspService signature:
(Ljavax/servlet/http/HttpServletRequest;Ljavax/servlet/http/HttpServl
I'm pretty sure you can not.
Marc
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Subject: deploying ejb without jar'ing
im sure ive come across this... can i deploy ejb's direc
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hi,
i remember, that i just altered the column from varchar
to text after the first deployment.
but perhaps there is a better solution.
jan
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Hi,
We've installed a datasource
with oracle and I have and application which do some transaction with this
datasource. When the number of transactions is small we don't have problems but
when the number of transaction is big the number of connections to database
raise and It does not
Hi,
Two IP addresses - is this two network addresses, or is it two IP that point
to the same DNS entry? If you have two network addresses, on two separate
network cards, this should not happen. If they are actually pointing to the
same address, you will have to put Orion on a different port to II
hi all,
i have a situation where i need to make an entitybean with a subject line
and a body text
in the class both these are implemented as Strings, but i need to map the
subject to a short varchar (ie 50 chars) and the body text to a larger one
(but not so large that i need to map it to a blob).
Your machine has 2 IP-adresses but only one port 80 !
No 2 servers can listen on 1 port - no matter how many network cards You
pull in.
You have to bind the IPs to different ports.
I am doing this on Linux but don't know how this is done on Windows.
Max
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im sure ive come across this... can i deploy ejb's directly from a
filestructure instead fo jarring them first? and if so how?
sincerely
Morten Wilken
Hi
Thanks for your answers!
>try adding a host="x.x.x.x" attribute to the web-site tag in
>default-web-site.xml
I have tried that, it only oanswers on the given address, but it still seems
to block for other servers on other ip addresses.
>Try changing the port number that Orion accepts reque
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