Stateful session bean creating two entity beans

App-server: Orion 1.51, Windows 2000 Databas: Sybase 11.9.2 on Solaris JDBC: JConnect 5.2 Hi! We have a problem with an stateful session bean creating two entity beans. About one time out of four, only one of them is created and we get a rollback. We cannot find a pattern. And the exception

Orion support - dead?

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RE: Generate and save a file

How do I use Orion instead of rmiregistry?

Generate and save a file

[This might show up twice. I waited two days before sending it again] Hi! I need to save a file to disk from EJBCreate() in an entity bean. What is the best way? I read that Weblogic allows you to violate the EJB specification and use a FileOutputStream. Does Orion let me do this as well? I

Re: Sybase SOLVED!

Hello! > I was just looking at the sybase schema file in my version 1.4.8 orion and > it indeed includes this mapping of java.lang.Serializable to image. Ok, great, then it's already fixed. It wasn't like that in 1.4.5. /Markus

RE: Sybase SOLVED!

Hi again! > You probably still have the deployment directory with references to the > old cmp deployment in Hyprersonic. Blow away the application-deployment > directory, or your app directory in the app directory, and you should be ok. > > No need to change the sybase.xml Yes, I actually had

RE: Sybase

timestamp"), but longvarbinary is still used for the blobs. Where is the mapping for blobs defined in Orion? Here is my sybase.xml: /Markus > > -Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On

Sybase

, and Sybase doesn't like that. Is there something I have to add to sybase.xml? /Markus -- Markus Härnvi Altcom AB, Sweden

SV: interbase database schema

>> PostgreSQL seems to be more mature than SABDB, but SAPDB has a big company >> supporting it. > what makes you think that way? SAPDB has a background in a commercial > product that has been out for many years (decades?) I mean as a repacked OSS product. That's a new situation. Look att Netsca

SV: interbase database schema

MySQL lacks real transactions. My suggestion would be PostgreSQL. I have it running here on my Windows 2000. It can be compiled with the Cygwin tools. http://people.freebsd.org/~kevlo/postgres/portNT.html I wouldn't run it on Windows in a production environment, but for development it is OK.