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Roxanne:
I am
not quite sure that this was the correct solution. Ideally, you should not
have to configure ANY path's in your orion-application.xml file. The .ear
is capable of configuring any dependency you wish.
In
general, if you have classes which are used only by your EJB's you
Hi,
I am creating topics dynamically, in the sense I do
not know how many topics I will create, so I cannot
specify in the web.xml.
Harini
--- Thomas_Körner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> specify the JNDI-Name in your web.xml, e.g. :
>
>
> ...
> jms/Topic
> javax.jms.Topic
> Contain
> From: Curt Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> > There are several constraints to BMP beans which make them almost
always
> > perform slower than CMP beans. In particular, the inability to bulk
> > load beans from finder methods is a nearly fatal defect.
>
> I'd like to know more of the deta
Some caveats for the approach below:
- DB specified, rownum is an Oracle thing
- select * will bite you in the ass if your table structure ever changes
There are actually approaches for doing a limit type finder, using a
poll/seek algorithm...
On 4/4/02 4:59 pm, "The elephantwalker" <[EMAIL PRO
Curt,
I don't know anybody that uses the vanilla findAll() in a cmp finder. In
orion, it is _extremely_ easy to add a customer finder findAll that has a
limit. Here is my findAll for Oracle(oracle doesn't have LIMIT):
somebean
findAll
int
int
You could likewise use a stored procedure in t
> There are several constraints to BMP beans which make them almost always
> perform slower than CMP beans. In particular, the inability to bulk
> load beans from finder methods is a nearly fatal defect.
I'd like to know more of the details?
How does the container deal with the following find
Thanks! That worked
A further note - for anyone who has the same sort of problem, here's what
I did;
I changed the orion-application.xml file to say:
the path is relative to the .ear file, it took me a while to figure that
out. I was trying to set the path from the j2ee/home directory.
Hi,
specify the JNDI-Name in your web.xml, e.g. :
...
jms/Topic
javax.jms.Topic
Container
...
jms/xxxTopicConnectionFactory
javax.jms.TopicConnectionFactory
Container
Ciao TK
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From: "Harini P" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Orion-Interest" <[EMAIL PRO
Hi all
I have one doubt regarding the use of RoleManager Class. Is it available only inside
EJBs?
I tried to look up the RoleManger("java:comp/RoleManager") from an Application
Client(SWING), but it always throws a NameNotFound exception. Is it supposed to work
this way?
TIA
Anil
Hi,
I am using createTopic function to create a Topic , i
then bind it to a jndi context. I can lookup to that
topic if the application server is running on the same
machine as that of the client. If the client connects
to the server running on a remote machine, the lookup
does not happen unless a
Dear Elephantwalker
As we all know, you
are right that my session beans have access to a SessionContext,
but I think this is not enough for performing the logout.
As I mentioned,
the user has been logged in by calling the login method on the RoleManager from a session bean, an
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