Subject: Does Orion support Java Connector Architecture?
From: "alt.cybercafes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Does the latest release orion 1.5.4 support Java Connector Architecture?
Title: RE: Caching XLS style sheets (MVC Architecture)
> I asked a question on an MVC application architecture
> using XLS, and got
> advice to cache XLS / XSLT style sheets, and pre
> compile them.
>
> Can someone give me some more background on this.
> How?
" and kill all the orion process.
Is there any better way to kill the orion server? If you have different instance of
orion servers on the same machine?
Also, is there any mailing list talking about web architecture? Like,
1. is 2 P500 CPU is better than 1 P733 CPU
2. Should I use NT to
This may have been discussed before (sorry if it has), but is there any
documentation for the Orion architecture?
What I'm interested in (at the moment) is how JSPs are managed - for
example, the JSPs are compiled - where are the class files kept? in memory?
what happens when I shut Orion
You know its kinda funny, I've also used JSP/servlets on several other
implementations and feel that Orion is the one to beat in its current form,
let alone whats to be expected in the final one.
Comparitively, other app servers are QUITE a bit more expensive. This will
be a HUGE selling point f
Hi,
>Since when did wanting to get paid for something you do become a bad
thing? If
>they want to go open
>source, then they should. If they want to charge a price for their work,
then
>all the power to them. Either way,
>it should be up to them.
You know..the nice thing about OpenSource..the
> I disagree. The generated files can be very useful when you're trying to
> debug. Deleting them doesn't seem like a big problem, to me. Just create
> a batch file to do it.
Orion 0.8.0 supports the optional persisting the generated sources if development
mode is enabled in the web-app, the
>I'll reiterate this, is there any chance of Orion going OpenSource? It would
>certainly make it much more attractive from out point of view. Currently
>we're considering WebSphere, WebLogic and JRun for our next project (so
>there's big $ flying around) but it's impossible to convince any manager
>It is amazing. I started working with Livesoftware's JRun less than 2 years
>ago, and it
>was just a team of 2 guys too...and we all know what happened to them. I
>think
>Orion is a much better product, IMHO.
>Although I'd love to see this become opensource too =)
You know, these guys have worke
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I'm on the side of commercial software. Let them get paid; they've
invested a lot of time making something arguably better than any other
offering out there; all they lack is documentation (hint, hint, Magnus.)
Open Source would be NICE - I know I'm
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> Anyways, that's all I am going to say about that.
And we'll follow this example, in politeness to the Orion users on the
list who're only interested in things (more) directly related to using
Orion.
(right? :-)
Cheers,
Luke
One thing you gotta keep in mind is that people need to make a living to eat,
drink and shelter
themselves from the elements. Open Source is a great medium for certain things,
but there is
NO MONEY in it. Based on the quality and quantity of work that these guys are
doing, it is
safe to assum
Hi,
>This is true - but this is why one would choose JAVA, not strictly why one
>would choose Orion IMHO. Most servlet engines, EJB containers and the like
>will work with standard code, whether they have proprietary extensions or
>not. Thus if you write portable code, you can shift server.
>The
rrie
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Subject: Orion (Was: Architecture)
In reference to the thread about managers being afraid of choosing
Orion, I'd like to point out that it's an implementation of strictly
defined standards. When you're developing with Orion,
In reference to the thread about managers being afraid of choosing
Orion, I'd like to point out that it's an implementation of strictly
defined standards. When you're developing with Orion, you're not
developing code with dependencies on proprietary APIs, only on
standards. This means that you can
ember 05, 1999 12:26 AM
Subject: RE: Architecture
> I'll reiterate this, is there any chance of Orion going OpenSource? It
would
> certainly make it much more attractive from out point of view. Currently
> we're considering WebSphere, WebLogic and JRun for our next project (so
> there&#
> Keep in mind one thing. There are only TWO guys, mostly one, working on
> Orion. I am damn impressed at the amount of stuff they have done compared
> to other app servers built by teams of developers with large money
backing.
> These guys have made Orion WELL worth the $1500 they charge. I thin
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> Subject: RE: Architecture
>
> h
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> I hope they go Open-Source & duplicate the success of Linux.
> Such a small team will surely get bought
nt: Friday, 5 November 1999 8:01
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Subject: RE: Architecture
h
I hope they go Open-Source & duplicate the success of Linux.
Such a small team will surely get bought out and the product either
shelved [ala JWS2.0] or the li
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Sent: Thursday, November 04, 1999 11:37 AM
Subject: RE: Architecture
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> > right now, ALL JSP pages are compiled in memor
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Subject: Re: Architecture
I can tell you from talking to one of the two Orion guysthis is a
feature they are going to add, possibly by 1.0, maybe sooner. However,
right now, ALL JSP pages are compile
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> right now, ALL JSP pages are compiled in memory. Another feature I and
>
I wouldn't want it any other way...all the other servers(ServletExec,
WebLogic,
Dynamo, JWS) left the generated files laying around and I always had to go
in there and wip
I can tell you from talking to one of the two Orion guysthis is a
feature they are going to add, possibly by 1.0, maybe sooner. However,
right now, ALL JSP pages are compiled in memory. Another feature I and
others have requested is to be able to select the java compiler. Right now
it uses the
t;[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 11/03/99 06:01:00 AM
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Subject: Architecture
This may have been discussed before (sorry if it has), but is there any
documentation for the Orion architecture?
What I'm interested in (at the moment) is
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