pplication. As I understood it, it can only be done per-server. A
path to rmi.xml is specified in server.xml. JNDI can be easily setup per
application in many ways but is there way to do the same for RMI
configuration? If not, I think I have to split up the frontend server
instance too?
Thanx!
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to set up a stupid "ping"
application which periodically makes HTTP requests and keeps the
connection alive ;)
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't had any problems. The LDAP
operations I've done are very basic though (listing, adding and deleting
entries).
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-shutdown force
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sRow() fails by throwing an EJBException. In this
case can the container's transaction manager somehow rollback the LDAP
operations done earlier in ldapDelegate.writeLdapEntry() method?
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> Patrik Andersson wrote:
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> You would have one sessionbean being busi
JNDI.
1. Is this possible?
2. Can I use container managed transactions?
Thanks a lot!
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-err.log
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> "Nusairat, Joseph F." wrote:
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> OK its an older thread ... but i dont have time to read them all
>
> I was just wondering ... if i run Orion as a service ... how do i see
> the System.out.printlns?
>
> Does it write
tier from ejb tier.
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Hi Daniel,
See some answers below.
Daniel López wrote:
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> Hi Joni,
>
> That sounds pretty interesting, however, I still have some doubts.
> Let's see:
> .- Where do you get the user from (the one you use with
> user.getSubject()). Can these users be specified dynami
Hi Kevin!
Please check that applications\CricetApp is in your CLASSPATH.
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Kevin Jones wrote:
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> I want to access a javax.sql.DataSource from an external client, or, failing
> that an EKB Session bean.
>
> Looking at the (scant) Orion docs I have to do
.PagePermission "admin";
};
This way it is easy to implement multiuser Java applications where
accesses are controlled on per-user or per-group level. JAAS is also
integrated to the JDK 1.4, like the new logging API you mentioned.
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Daniel López wrote:
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dges to execute the request. AuthorizationFilter utilizes the
forthcoming Java Authentication and Authorization service
(http://java.sun.com/products/jaas/). All in all, I have a pretty
flexible system with a very little own code.
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Daniel López wrote:
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> Hi,
>
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Eddie wrote:
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> I understand your point and I completely agree that it's illogical. That's
> why I started testing around and found out that it's not necessary to throw
> a finderexception in case of a "return collection".
> Like I see i
Joni Suominen wrote:
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> Eddie wrote:
> >
> > To me it's a bit unclear when I need to throw a FinderException in the
> > finder methods in the Home interface with CMP. ?
> > Now I only throw a finderException in case of
> > - the findByPrimareyKey (other
le return object (orion doesn't complain, but gives
> "strange" runtime errors).
>
> So when a finder returns a collection I don't throw a finderException!! Is
> this correct ?
No. Every finder method should declare that it throws FinderException.
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would you distribute the
required processes on those three servers?
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t to be 16 numbers but
this is easy to change just by tweaking the constants: LOW_LENGTH and
LOW_MAX.
UidGenerator.java:
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package org.shiftctrl.uid.persistence;
import java.rmi.RemoteException;
import javax.ejb.EJBObject;
/*
* @author Joni Suominen
* @version
*/
public
I meant column names when I wrote row names. As far as I know the row's
usually don't have any names ;) Stupid me...
Anyway, the problems remain...
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ethod calls getGroupNames() on a CMP entity bean and the above
exception is thrown. All these EJB calls are done from servlet conatiner
within a single request. What can make the connection closed during this
process?
Any help appreciated a lot!
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technology being used. Clients only see URLs which
are always ending .html (so .jsps are not exposed outside, their
function is only to provide the view part in MVC pattern)
3. It is possible to dynamically change the URL mapping by calling
appropriate methods in front servlet.
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Using a filter sounds like a good idea. It is a natural way to implement
Decorator design pattern.
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Smith Jason wrote:
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> Maybe you could use a filter?
>
> Check out the filter tutorial at http://www.orionserver.com/
>
> /Jason
>
> -Orig
e demo. On the other hand in Wrox Press's
book "Professional Java Server Programming, J2EE Edition" they call
remove() on stateless session beans.
Currently I don't use remove() with stateless session beans. Should I?
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thing is that it requires some extra code (and
an extra EJB call) when doing simple things (like mentioned in previous
mails). But I later hope to resolve this extra programming overhead by
using code generators.
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d you can include it in your product. This release
includes IMAP, POP3, and SMTP providers as well. Please do read the
LICENSE and ensure that you understand it. The JavaBeans Activation
Framework is also free for use under a similar license.
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ion so that it stops all Java procesesses
too?
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relating to tag. See:
http://www.mail-archive.com/orion-interest%40orionserver.com/msg12780.html
There's also Linux Virtual Server project which is aimed for load
balancing:
http://www.linuxvirtualserver.org/
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"Joseph B. Ottinger" wrote:
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> Sure, it&
is my dd.xml:
http://xml.apache.org/xml-soap/deployment";
id="urn:ejbhello">
org.apache.soap.server.DOMFaultListener
I wrote my own provider just changing the Context Provider and Full Context
factory name.
Any help or ideas is appreciated!
joni wilson
n Model-2-Brew.
That's what we do also nowdays. We use Struts with some own add ons
which allow us to configure the caching policies and access control
lists for each action in struts-config.xml. Business objects and
processes are without an exception implemented as EJBs.
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excellent way
to speed up Orion. It is very fast with static files (gifs, jpegs etc.)
and with a simple rules + HTTP headers it is possible to cache dynamic
pages too. You can contact me in case you want more information.
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be a misconfiguration with my Orion setup? I
use Orion 1.4.7 in RedHat 7.0 Linux. Do you have any idea what could be
wrong? Or do you need better problem description etc.?
Thank you!
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methods and Select-methods
> (forgive me
> for errors it has been some time since I read the spec).
And it doesn't support container managed relationships between dependent
objects.
Joni
glibs, Struts works just fine with Orion. There was
some bug in earlier versions with "Missing resource Action.MESSAGE" but I
suppose it is fixed now.
Joni
mework to do this. It implements a
Model-View-Controller design pattern on top of JSPs and servlets. Please
check out http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/
Joni
, please let me know if you manage to find out how to specify
container managed relationships between dependent objects. :)
E.g. Address->ZipCode (this a stupid example but anyway...)
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l-and-error development cycle :)
Joni
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()
Can dependent objects have container managed relationships between other
dependent objects? Have I misinterpreted the spec (section 9.4.4.1) or is
this something which is not yet supported in Orion?
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