Is it possible to use JDO in orion? How would one go about this?
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I have a pretty simple problem, I think. I want to be able to use orion to process
messages coming from a remote server. I tried using MDB's but that does not seem
to work. I have written the code for a message listener, and I am wondering how to
use it with orion. Can I plug in OpenJMS suppo
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I've been posting to the list, but not seeing anything...
Well, kinda.
I'm not using apache... I'm using Zeus. Orion is not the first server in
the chain -- it is being added on to an existing system. The reverse proxy info
on orionsupport.com is good, but it is kind of Apache specific.
My eventual production environment has Zeus web server as the primary web
server. I'd like to forward all servlet requests to Orion. What changes in
Orion's setup need to be made to either:
1. Have orion output to another web server
2. Have orion handle all servlet/jsp requests
It seems to me
I have a project to do which depends heavily on message driven beans. It also needs
to be as high performance as possible,
as we are expecting a lot of traffic. I had planned on using the IBM JDK for this,
but apparently it may have some problems
with MDB. The application needs only subscrib
Are there any known issues with using the IBM JDK with Orion?
Hello all,
I am still new to the whole EJB thing, but I have a grasp on it. However,
the one thing I am foggy on is how to use a database. I know that I set up the
db connection in the data-sources.xml file, but what is the syntax to use that
in an application? Where could I find an ex
