Toni Menzel wrote:
dear all,
We want to define an explicit table name for CMP's in OrionAppServer.
By default, CMP tables have the names of the full qualified classname
(entitybean).
E.g. if the ejb-entity-class is net.quintessence.core.Leg then the
table's name is: net_quintessence_core_leg.
Have you put struts.jar in your WEB-INF/lib directory (correct) or in
the orion/lib directory (incorrect)?
Also struts needs to be patched to work with Orion (ActionServlet.java
as I remember, its in the archives).
Mark Kettner wrote:
I'm trying to use jakarta-struts with orion1.4.5. I've
uld be greatly appreciated.
Thank you all for your time...
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Supposedly you can do this in the orion-ejb-jar.xml file. I've only been
able to map my class variables to my field names there.
To specify the table name, I set the ejb-name> in the dd to the
table n
The getServlet method is deprecated.The Tomcat version always returns
null, and I suspect the Orion version does as well.
Why do you want to do this anyway? If you have logic that needs to be
reusable then why not place it in an external class?
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It lives in the
(web-app-root/)WEB-INF/orion-web.xml
as described in the doc, not the Orion directory.
Klaus Thiele wrote:
Hello,
i know how to deploy an "orion-ejb-jar.xml" - and it works fine.
is it also possible to deploy an "orion-web.xml"?
i'd like to set "development and
I have used Analog (free!)
http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~sret1/analog/
It requires you to set your log file format to
access-log path="../log/yoursite-web-access.log" format="$ip - $user
[$time] quot;$requestquot; $status $size quot;$refererquot;
quot;$agentquot;" split="day" suffix="ddMMyy"
I'm not sure you can. I think this kind of behaviour (i.e. opening sockets
to remote registries) is explicitly forbidden in section 18.1.2 of the EJB
1.1 spec.
Friedrich Dodt wrote:
How do I get my Session Bean to issue an RMI call successfully?
I am trying to contact a simple RMI method
It is very similar to debugging EJBs as described on
www.orionsupport.com, but you need to have the directory under which the
servlets are deployed in your classpath.
Stanislav Bernatsky wrote:
Could anyone explain me how to debug servlets in Kawa+Orion?
When I debug ejb's its all works fine.
This has been a long running problem that I never received an answer to,
despite much discussion on this list.
wim veninga wrote:
Hi all,
I have created an set of Enterprise beans and in the assembly
descriptor I have
defined a set of roles that have some permissions to run methods (
in
Connections obtained through a datasource ar closed to indicate that they are
available for re-use. The actual underlying connection to the database is not
closed.
Joe Peer wrote:
Hi everybody,
thank you for your responses!
i forgot to say that i am already using orion's connection pooling
If Jikes is in your system path then the patch to Jikes is not needed in
server.xml (otherwise it is of course).
If you say to use Jikes, the the inline compiler is not used (and everything
goes a lot quicker). JSP compilation and EJB deployment is about 10-15 times
faster with Jikes.
"Su, Yi"
you down the same route.
In short, you do not need to narrow object when you put them into the JNDI
context.
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ame
method-name*/method-name
/method
/method-permission
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.
.
Where am I going wrong.
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("HomeName");
but the advent of RMI-IIOP made this extra narrowing step necessary. You may
find that EJB servers that do not use RMI over IIOP will work with the old
(brief) method, but protect yourself by using the narrowing step for all
remote objects as well.
Dave Smith
Senior Team Leader
Ari
You would get ClassCastExceptions (I think).
Orion does not use RMI over IIOP so the old method will work, but will not
necessarily be portable to all app servers (including the J2EE).
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location="jdbc/DefaultPooledDS"
xa-location="jdbc/xa/DefaultXADS"
ejb-location="jdbc/DefaultEJBDS"
url="jdbc:mysql://localhost/test"
connection-driver="org.gjt.mm.mysql.Driver"
us
group name="users" /
group name="administrators" /
/security-role-mapping
principals path="d:\orion\config\principals.xml" /
where guests,users and administrators are groups in principles.xml.
Is this the correct thing to do.
Dave Smith
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-userThreads should not be used with the -D option (it is not a definition)
but should be added to the args array before calling the main method.
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From: Vidur Dhanda
EJBs and Servlets (and the interactions between them) are very easy to debug
with Kawa if you are Windoze based. See www.orionsupport.com in the Orion
FAQ section.
Kawa is a lot lighter on the resources then Forte as well.
Dave Smith
Senior Team Leader
Aristocrat Technologies Australia Pty Ltd
This is just a guess:
Do you have another XML Parser in your system CLASSPATH. Try
set CLASSPATH=
java -jar orion.jar
I used Orion on 95 for ages. Be warned though that it runs pretty slowly. An
identical machine running NT Workstation runs it approximately 4-5 times
faster.
Dave Smith
have cookies disabled in Netscape? If so are you using URL rewriting?
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Oops, fast fingers, slow brain. 1.1.20+ is what I meant.
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Correct. It only contains a Manifest that says to use a class from Orion.jar
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Do I guess from your prompt that you are still using Orion rc1? If so, get a
later version (1.0.3b is the latest stable version). I am not sure if rc1
has all the bits in it. I only started in earnest with rc4.
Dave Smith
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I am able to just run it as a background process then log out:
orion.sh:
java -jar orion.jar
then
./orion.sh
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principals.xml used is the one created in the
application-deployments tree unless you modify your orion-application.xml to
point to the one in the config directory.
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myApp-ejb
META-INF
ejb-jar.xml
orion
orion-ejb-jar.xml
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If you have a late version (2.1.20+)
java -cp %CLASSPATH%;orion.jar com.evermind.gui.server.ServiceConsole
It is still a bit rough but looks very promising.
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The context parameters are not in the servlet config, they are in the
context. The following syntax is correct:
getServletContext().getInitParameter("Webmaster")
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Have you cleanly shut the server down after the last time you ran it?
I am using an almost identical setup to you and I find that when I shut
Orion down using admin.jar there are a lot of java processes left running
that must be killed separately.
Dave Smith
Senior Team Leader
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ill be loaded when orion is started, and your load-on-startup
servlet will start.
Dave Smith
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these are simple questions, but I am more a servlet/JSP person than
EJB.
Thanks
Dave Smith
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iceConsole looks like it will be nice though!
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was found for method
"writeBytes(javax.servlet.jsp.JspWriter, byte[], int, null)".
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myclasses etc.
The file will be copied from this directory, and will form the basis for the
deployed version once the deployer has updated times, wrappers etc. This
copying only happens if the deployed orion-ejb-jar is deleted, it does not
seem to do a timestamp comparison.
Dave Smith
Senior Team
I am trying to use JMS withing Orion 1.0.3 and I need to know where in the
JND namespace I can find the TopicConnectionFactory?
I can find my topic OK, but cannot create a connection to it without the
factory.
Thanks
Dave Smith
Senior Team Leader
Aristocrat Technologies Australia Pty Ltd
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