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From: David Libke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 1:35 PM
To: Orion-Interest
Subject: RE: Which JAR do I need to run an external client app
Peter,
The problem you are experiencing is because the JNDI locations need to be
changed when the loca
Peter,
The problem you are experiencing is because the JNDI locations need to be
changed when the location of the client jar is changed -- namely change
'java:comp/env/' to 'java:hello/client/' or some other path that is
appropriate. 'java:comp/env' is reserved for the application server's
envir
greg,
Use a ConnectionPoolDataSource, then Orion will return a different data
source.
Dave
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From: Greg Kogan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2001 12:41 PM
To: Orion-Interest
Subject: DataSource question
I have run into a problem where the
Oisin,
Does the Orion Admin Tool create the orion-application.xml or do you? If the
tool is creating this xml file then I would suggest that you delete the old
one before invoking the tool. Another suggestion is move the tag from orion-application.xml to an application.xml for
your application s
Prashant,
You cannot initialize the context within the servlet. Use web.xml with the
following entries with your values:
theName
theValue
The description
theContextParam
com.the.TypeOfResource
CONTAINER|SERVLET
Parul,
For sending a message to a MessageDrivenBean you should only need this
entry in the application-client.xml
jms/theQueueConnectionFactory
javax.jms.QueueConnectionFactory
Container
jms/theQueueINamed
javax.jms.Queue
and
have all my applications depending from it. Or are JMS
implementations in general as inmature and buggy as Michel J. Cannon
stated?
Thank you again,
D.
> From: David Libke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> jue 16:47
> Subject: RE: Orion and JMS: javax.naming.NameNotFoundException]
> To: Orion-Inter
Title: RE: Orion and JMS: javax.naming.NameNotFoundException]
Daniel,
This
my second reply to your question. Apperantly my first was lost since another
reply submitted after yours appeared on the list yesterday but not
yours.
In
addition, you might want to apply the following edits to
j
You code is illegally written. The following edit will accomplish what you
want.
> public class FooBean extends SessionBean
> {
>
> /**
>* @ejb:create-method
>*/
> public void ejbCreate()
> {
> }
>
>
> /**
>* @ejb:remote-method //
Greetings,
Unfortunately the only way to resolve your concurrency problem is to use an
Entity bean containing you list. That way your Session bean acquires in its
create and activate methods a reference to the list entity bean and releases
it in the passivate and remove methods. Your Entity bean
Erik,
If you want to change classes without restarting the server than you must
write your own application ClassLoader. What your experiencing is Java name
space isolation. The Java name space is defined by the jar, class, and
ClassLoader loading the class, which means that a change to anyone of
Title:
All,The problem is Sun's implementation of the
classloader's default constructor. It uses the system classloader instead
of the loader that loaded the class. To solve this problem you have to write
your own app classloaders to properly handle the parent classloader paradigm for
clas
Greg,
Only
Topic is multicast by specification. To keep all objects on the network
updated, simply have any object that is subject to caching to publish the
appropriate change-Topic message and those that are interested in the change
subscribe to that change-Topic. There is basically two
I need a resource
connections that is not a connection to a RDBMS . Does Orion support
these connections? If not -- when will there be support? If so, then what do I
need to do to get this connection?
Dave
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