. But if the user close the browser
without logout or if Orion crash and is restarted, the bean instance is not
removed... I set a session timeout of 7200 sec. in my orion-ejb-jar.xml, is
the bean removed after this time if unused ? How can I clean these "phatom"
bean's instance ?
Thanks
Laurent Cornelis
. But if the user close the browser
without logout or if Orion crash and is restarted, the bean instance is not
removed... I set a session timeout of 7200 sec. in my orion-ejb-jar.xml, is
the bean removed after this time if unused ? How can I clean these "phatom"
bean's instance ?
Thanks
Laurent Cornelis
Yes I know that a byte is a primitive, but byte array (byte[]) is an object.
In my Entity Bean, this array represent a graphic (a jpg), one of my entity
bean can have more than one graphic (I represent it now with a List of
Graph).
I changed my EJB to :
public class ResultBean
(sorry, can't recall the number;
if you
want I can try and look) and received a message several days ago that it
had
been fixed in 1.4.5. Perhaps, when that version comes out your error will
also
go away.
Vidur
Laurent Cornelis wrote:
Yes I know that a byte is a primitive, but byte array (
Hello,
I have an Entity Bean :
public class ResultBean implements EntityBean {
[...]
public String id;
[...]
public byte[][] graphResult;
}
The graphResult field is an array of byte arrays. I want it to be stored as
a list of BLOBs. Here is my mapping for this field
For me, putting the Jetspeed jars in /orion/lib gives me the following
error when calling
http://hostname/servlet/jetspeed
java.io.FileNotFoundException: /tmp/turbine.log (O sistema não
podelocalizar o caminho especificado)
It's normal, turbine.log MUST exists when you launch Jetspeed...
Veninga.
Laurent Cornelis wrote:
Hello,
I deploy a J2EE application (called
rapids) with Orion, here is my directory structure after deployment :
orion/applications/rapids - Contains
EJBs jar orion/applications/rapids/rapids-web - Contains the Web
app orion
