The memory won't actually be reclaimed until the GC kicks in, which in
most cases isn't until the heap is a certain percentage utilized.
Mike
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HR
htmlDIV
PFONT face="Geneva, Arial, Sans-serif"Hello,/FONT/P
PFONT face=ArialI am using JSP lt;useBeangt;
Prior to JDK 1.3, the serialization of a string exceeding 64k would
result in a java.io.UTFDataFormatException being thrown. If you're
using a 1.2 version (or earlier) JVM, then you should see this exception
being raised somewhere rather than getting an empty string.
Mike
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If you're referring to the enable-call-by-reference tag, then indeed it
does do something (at lease in version 5.1). Setting this tag to true
will effectively pass EJB method arguments and returned objects by
reference when called within the same JVM, rather than by value in
accordance with the
Ah, nothing quite like two threads in a deadly embrace! At least the
server detects the deadlock and prints some useful debug for deadlock
situations.
Try generating a VM dump using
Windows: Ctrl Scroll Lock
*nix : kill -QUIT server process id
In general, you're looking for a thread
this in a stack dump, or else you
won't be able to see the line numbers in the stack traces.
Scott Stirling
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hange to:
Object obj = request.getAttribute("my_class_file");
But then, how do I transform an Object to a File, and then, as the file is a
compiled class, how do I create an instantiate this class to call some
methods of it?
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-dtype NMTOKEN #FIXED 'string'
!ELEMENT Description (#PCDATA )
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o look.
Any ideas?
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You must explicitly encode the URL using...
A href=servletResponse.encodeURL("management.jsp?id=%=ka%")
%=user.getKaName(ka)%
/A
Mike
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I'm trying to support browsers that don't have cookies enabled. The
autoencoding of
Indeed it is.
Mike
Kevin Duffey wrote:
HI,
Is that a HTML 4.0 tag? I never saw that one before.
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vlet and JSP specs are
pretty vague about this.
2. Should I be calling request.getContextPath() and using it to create
absolute URLs for a href="..." tags or just try and use relative URLs
within the a href="..." tags?
Kurt in Atlanta
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There has been lively discussion on this topic in the ejb-interest
mailing list. You can search the archives for inheritance here...
http://archives.java.sun.com/archives/ejb-interest.html
EJB inheritance has some general restrictions, though I don't think
you'll find Orion to be the
Is anyone successfully using the development="true" option for web
applications where the web application classes and the non-web
application classes share the same root directory?
For example, if you have all your classes rooted in
d:/projects/com/xyz/, you can point the reloading classloader
RMI uses the Java Remote Method Protocol (JRMP) to wire the client and
server together, whereas HTTP tunneling proxies JRMP requests through
the HTTP protocol. HTTP tunneling allows RMI requests to be served from
the far side of a firewall.
Mike
Roman Kagan wrote:
Hi!
Maybe someone knows:
se EJBs from another application?
Kurt in Atlanta
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Yep, I've seen this same problem using Netscape with an HTTP POST when
initiating the SSL session. IE doesn't seem to suffer from the same
problem. I'm unaware of any work-around.
We're patiently waiting for production SSL support, but currently you
can't get a production certificate for
t
BrandMatrix, Ltd.
Golden, Colorado
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a guide to show how you can get a 128 bit or 40
bit production
license.
Regards,
Karl Avedal
Mike Clark wrote:
Unfortunately, that cert is no longer available from Thawte. We're
still out of
business with Orion using a production SSL certificate.
What gives?
Mike
Mattias
tter ways to achieve this
functionality)
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Or, since you already have an existing version, just use the very
cool...
java -jar autoupdate.jar
Mike
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Version 1.0.3 is the last stable version available, 1.2.* are
experimental
and yes, you can find them in the Orion, only that when downloading
do
According to the orion-web.dtd, you can add this element to the
global-web-application.xml (or equivalent)...
session-tracking autoencode-absolute-urls="true"
autoencode-urls="true" /
Mike
Terence Kwan wrote:
anybody know how to turn on the URL rewrite option in the orion
The constructor for CachedRowSet requires that jndi.jar is in your
CLASSPATH. This may be the NoClassDefFoundException you're
experiencing.
Mike
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I'm having an interesting problem attempting to get Sun's
CachedRowSet
working with Orion. I have
If you're truly seeing an XSL error, then somewhere along the line an XSL
transformation is being attempted on your XML before displaying it in the
browser. I'm assuming you're using the XSL servlet in Orion?!
Mike
Olaf Mersmann wrote:
I have a DTD named page.dtd and a file page1.xml
If I
The Orion Primer provides an introduction to deploying EJBs with
Orion...
http://www.znerd.demon.nl/orion-primer/
Mike
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Hello: (I am quite new - forgiveness and patience please!)
I am working with Monson-Haefel's EJB book and am trying to figure
What specifically is creating a drag on your deployment time?
I use a Makefile which creates the .ear file, and once the .ear file is
"touched", the server re-deploys the application at blazing speed.
Mike
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Does anyone have any ideas for
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