7;t tested it yet, but will soon. I'm glad that Microsoft has done this
as I know a fair number of people using SQL Server to back their Java
applications.
Does anyone have any experience with Merant's drivers?
Darren.
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) If I access the application on port 80, it works fine, until I call
response.sendRedirect("somefile.jsp"). The redirect will automatically
prepend the URL with the server address, directing the user to port 8000.
Is there any way I can force the app to always redirect to po
lient is a
> bit gun-shy on using something other than Weblogic.
>
> Just my opinion.
> R
>
>
> Robert S. Sfeir
> Director of Software Development
> PERCEPTICON corporation,
> in Joint Venture With JTransit
> San Francisco, C
unch of errors (Font specified in
font.properties...) from the JVM, but it seems to work fine after that.
This is one of my biggest peeves in the current version of the JDK, and I'm
looking forward to JDK 1.4 primarily for this reason (that and scroll mouse
support!).
Good luck,
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Unfortunately, I don't think IE is that smart. I've run into a similar
issue, and have simply added a parameter to the end of the URL ending with
the file name.
For example ...something/mydocument.jsp becomes
...something/mydocument.jsp?file=filename.doc
Even if you're doing nothing with the fi
An
alternative to using Ant that still allows fast debugging is to lay out your
filestructure as recommended in the application creation howto (http://www.orionserver.com/docs/application-creation-howto.html).
Store your EJBs under the -ejb folder, and to automatically
redeploy, touch the e
Neal,
Try putting Classpath.class in /usr/local/orion/lib/classpath.
If your classes change on a regular basis, you might want to put them in
WEB-INF/classes as Orion will automatically reload them after they've
changed.
Also (this is a matter of personal preference) you might want to think abo
least version 2.0 of
Netscape)
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Hi Kimberly,
Not sure if you noticed this already, but the link is actually
http://www.orionserver.com/tutorials/tools/. First time I've seen it
though -- looks useful. Kudos Orion team.
Darren.
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It would appear that the orion primer is no longer available. Does know if
the site has moved, or if anyone has a backup copy of this page?
Darren.
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hsql when it is running in
standalone mode, so if you want to run the DatabaseManager, you'll have to
shut down Orion.
HypersonicSQL is a pretty useful database for basic applications. Anything
serious and I'd move to Oracle, but for simple apps it does
ion servers on Win98.
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Steven,
AFAIK,
there does not exist the ability to do what you're looking for with any
application server/IDE combo. I think you are going to be stuck running
the entire application server in debug mode to step through the
code.
While
I haven't tried it with Orion, I've debugged servle
What IRC server/channel are you using?
Darren.
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> To: Orion-Interest
> Subject: RE: What's going on with Evermind?
>
> Hmm..I get great support. I join IR
choice is good;
I'm just not convinced it makes sense for the majority of web application
development work out there.
Comments? What are people using, and what issues have you run into?
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Ope
Is the list still active? According to the archives, there hasn't been
any messages since November 26th, something I find hard to believe...
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uff in there.
> Onto which platform can run Orion ?
Anywhere where there is a JDK 1.2 VM, I believe.
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ionServer and keeping up
> with
> > > the latest specs (and doing an impressive job at it, I might add) but
> lots
> > > of great features aren't very useful if potential users are discouraged
> from
> > > using your server because they can't figure out how to configure it or
> get
> > > the most out of it. More examples in the documentation would also be a
> good
> > > idea, IMHO. They say "a picture is worth a thousand words" but to me an
> > > example or two can be worth ten thousand. :-)
> >
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file?
I'd like to leave them in a database table, and point Orion to look at that.
Can this be done?
Darren.
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ded the web-site.xml file, the web-application.xml
file, and the principals.xml file.
Thanks,
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en.
PS Great to see the mailing list up and running!
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script. You can then re-run that script,
specifying how many threads/users to simulate.
Two fast machines running 100 simultaneous users each provides an excellent
way to pound on your server. Very interesting to watch.
Good luck,
Darren.
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