Hello
I have the same problem, orion just keeps making new beans, in the mentioned test
case, orion will simply allocate all available memory until the application goes
java.lang.OutOfMemory exception or just goes dog-slow.
The problem is not just related to entity beans, but session beans as
Hello all!
We are developing an Orion-based system. In short, there are three beans:
GameSession (stateful session bean), GameMachine and
UserData (CMP entity beans, pure data with almost no logic). All methods in the beans
have Required
transaction attribute in deployment descriptor, there is
Why use an alpha-3 code (axis) when you can have a fast production quality
soap implementation like GLUE for free?
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uide/hosting/orion.html
Don't be confused from
Just wondering but are you allocating any of that GB to orion or are you
letting the box allocate the memory itself?
I think that the box gives a default amount of memory to java and so that
could be the reason you are running out of memory
You can allocate by giving param setting on the startup
Hi all,
I have Following problem:
If my jsp files or servlets has a error -sytax error or any java error- it
shows only
The page Could not be displayed.
HTTP 500 Internal Server Error.
No more than this.
normally it should say for example syntax error onlie XX in aaa.jsp
some think like this..
Be sure of cleaning all your ejbs when you remove them. Set all
attributes and global variables to null. We have had a very similar
problem, and this was one of the reasons.
mars wrote:
Dear orion user :
I got a problem I have a Orion Appcation Server Run on Linux
run the http service
Hello,
we are planning to perform some load tests against our application (Servlet,
JSP and EJBs). We have found some tools that will create the load on the
server and will monitor the response times. But we haven't found anything
that can be used to monitor Orion's behaviour during the test.
You're probably using IE as your browser.
Go to Tools-Internet options-Advanced-
- uncheck Show friendly HTTP error messages
(so nice of IE)
curt
Deniz Bocek wrote:
Hi all,
I have Following problem:
If my jsp files or servlets has a error -sytax error or any java error- it
shows only
Yes, that's normal.
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From: Deniz Bocek [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Orion-Interest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 1:57 PM
Subject: Showing Error Messages
Hi all,
I have Following problem:
If my jsp files or servlets has a error -sytax error or any java
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You're right, by default if SSL is enabled Orion uses the SSL session to
maintain your servlet session. For some reason, IE likes to renew the SSL
connection every 2 or 3 minutes (I'm forgot the exact time), even if the
user is continually browsing the same site. When this happens, Orion loses
Hello. I have to do the same tests.
Can you please tell me about the loading test tools that you've found.
Thanks in advance.
JJ
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From: Cugier (extern) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Orion-Interest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 10:25 AM
Subject:
Optimizeit was quite useful to me.
Cpu Usage, Object count, Memory usage, Garbage Collector activity. Also
tracked the amount of time spent in each function call.
-Steve
Cugier (extern) wrote:
Hello,
we are planning to perform some load tests against our application (Servlet,
JSP and
We've been using J2EE based security for some time now, its working great
for us supporting several hundred users distributed across a handful of
servers.
Heres my issue - I have a set of things that happen on every page, a portion
of which is looking for a 'new' login which then launches a
I am trying to deploy the cart application that comes with the
j2eetutorial package from Sun (not the one
that comes with Orion) , and get the following error while deploying:
Auto-deploying cart (New server version detected)...
Auto-deploying cart-ejb.jar (No previous deployment found)...
The amount of memory in the box won't make much difference if the VM is not
configured to use it...It's default settings are rather low, you'll need to
check the startup script to see how much stack space it's putting
aside...this is also related to performance issues as the VM will take
longer
Daniel -
Are you refering to the CartApp.ear from the j2ee tutorial for jdk1.3? If so, what is
your Orion
version? It deploys (haven't tested the functionality) on 1.5.4. Keep in mind that ear
file
deployment might be different across app servers if there are app-server specific
components
Hi Jorge.
For generating the load, I have found both Siege and Grinder to be
effective. Not fancy, but definately effective.
-Steve
Jorge Jimenez C wrote:
Hello. I have to do the same tests.
Can you please tell me about the loading test tools that you've found.
Thanks in advance.
Ray,
Yes it is the CartApp.ear from the j2ee tutorial. And I am trying it
under Orion 1.5.4. I rebuilt the ear file without
the j2ee-ri specific files. I set up a tree similar to the hello-planet
tutorial, and modified the build.xml of
the tutorial to build the ear.
Were you able to
Hi Daniel -
Like I said, I didn't look at it to see if it worked (doubt it does) I was just testing
functionality. I just added the ear file information to the server.xml file and tried
deploying it
- I didn't rebuild it or anything like that (orion will ignore the j2ee-ri stuff) -
just the
Although it might sound strange I do not believe in low level tools such as
OptimzeIt on EJB level - first stage. Usually you end up using a component
based framework which might be distributed and EJB overhead just changes
results significantly. We switched to a simple set of classes which
You are probably running the server on the jdk JVM which is VERY limited
on memory. You can up it with a -Xmx param when you are firing it up
from the command line but most likely you need to use the JRE.
Try changing your path to be /usr/opt/java122/jre/bin rather than
/usr/opt/java122/bin.
You might try to make a custom UserManager that delegates to the default
one, and then performs some actions.
Aaron Tavistock wrote:
We've been using J2EE based security for some time now, its working great
for us supporting several hundred users distributed across a handful of
servers.
If you are using IE probably this is the same. You need to modify the
settings of IE to see full Error message.
Goto Tools-Internet Options-Advanced
uncheck show Friendly Error Messages
Hope this helps you
From: Cristian Donciulescu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Orion-Interest [EMAIL
Hi,
I use printStackTrace() method of Exception object to print exception stack trace from
my
EJBs. But I cannot find the output. I cannot find traces in console
nor in logs. Where are they?
Orion 1.5.2
Sergey Ponomarev
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-Original Message-
From: Manuel De Jesus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 12:18 PM
To: 'Orion-Interest'
Subject: RE: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError
I would recommend that first verify that the problem is not with your code ?
Try using
Thanx to All,
It solved my problem..
Deniz
You're probably using IE as your browser.
Go to Tools-Internet options-Advanced-
- uncheck Show friendly HTTP error messages
(so nice of IE)
curt
Deniz Bocek wrote:
Hi all,
I have Following problem:
If my jsp files or servlets has a
hi,
when my own orion is restarted or shutdown via
java -jar admin.jar ormi:ect -restart / -shutdown
an:
Error starting HTTP-Server: Address already in Use: JVM_Bind
is raised; it sounds as an OS/JVM problem; is there anyone
willing to shed some light?
thanx,
d.rizzi
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