Hi All,
I've noticed that when invoking the remove method on the Home interface of
an BMP Entity Bean, Orion will invoke the ejbHomeRemove() method defined
within the Entity Bean. However, after reading the spec as well as several
other references, it seems to me that when you invoke the remove
Hi,
I'm writing a servlet that is to redirect the user to a remote website.
This remote website requires me to send three cookies. Unfortunately, I
cannot seem to send a cookie using the response.sendRedirect method. The
following is a test servlet that I wrote to test sending cookies.
HttpSess
There are two that I have found to be useful. One is made by Hit Software
Inc. (www.hit.com) and the other is IBM's JDBC driver that is contained
withing the AS/4-00 Toolbox for Java. I know that IBM's JDBC driver
(jtOpen) is open source so it is free where as you will have to buy the
license f
Hi all
Can someone please tell me how Orion knows what datasource to associate
with a container managed entity bean. I follow how to setup container
managed fields but I don't understand how to relate it to one of several
datasource entries that I have setup.
Thanks
Hi all:
This question is not specifically related to orion but I'm hoping that one
of you might be able to assist me in solving a critical problem. Our
system uses a MSSQL database for security validation and user login.
Yesterday we found that the LDF grew to 256 mega-bytes and filled up the
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Can anyone tell me if this is possible. I have a JSP page that contains
information about an order that was just entered (Essentially a
confirmation page). What I want to do is somehow intercept the output
stream inside the JSP page and write it to a file, as plain html, which I
will later attac
This question doesn't really apply to the webserver in general. I have
developed an ecommerce application using java beans and jsp.
Unfortunately, during qa testing, one problem keeps coming up. If you
click the back button on the browser and ignore the navigation built into
the system, you enc
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I agree, farming out documentation tasks is a great idea. I'm sure I speek
for all technical developers when I say that documentation, although vital,
is a pain to do :-)
Orion, with it's many configuration files, appears very complex to
configure to someone who is working with it for the first time. It would
be alot more 'developer' friendly if there was some sort of technical
guide, other than the simple examples presented in the jsp pages that are
found in the
Don't be surprised. Unfortunately, the documentation, what you can find of
it, is very poor. I doubt that an user guide even exists.
Laurent Vansuypeene
Thanks for responding. I see what you are saying but the servlet that is
called does not generate html. It actually just manages the request. I
did some testing and for some reason it seems to be linked to the fact that
I opened a child window from the parent and then returned control to the
p
Thank you very much for the response. I agree with you but for some reason
it is interpreting the slash as the server document root. It only seems to
do this in one section of my application. Here's the scenario. There is a
point in my application where the user selects the product they wish
Thank you very much
Ok, I've spent the last week converting an ecomerce system I developed,
using Resin as my webserver, to allow it to run on Orion because Orion is
the only web server that assumes a '/' means to begin the path search from
the application context root rather than the current directory. Now I find
To whom this may concern:
What do I need to set in Orion to allow it to realize when a servlet has
been modified that it should use that new version of the servlet.
Thanks,
Andy
Thank you very much for the reply. If I were to start orion as an nt
service though, where there would be no console, would it go to a specific
log?
Thanks,
Andy
What is the default error log on Orion. For example, if I user
'System.err.println', where is this going to. Do I need to initialize this
through the System class or does Orion default it somewhere.
Thanks,
Andy
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