Hi Denis, I'm not sure why you are using tomcat, the example I made was
using orion.
If you want to change the page that process the form on LoginPage.jsp just
change the url in the action setting of the form.
Are you getting any errors? Is so what are the details?
Hi site.zip has the source and if you just replace the old LoginWeb.war file
with the new one it should work.
Now there's the login page that sends the form to LoginResultPage.jsp, which
calls LoginWebBean that then calls the EJB.
The servlet is still there. All you need to call the servlet is ch
Sent: Friday, June 01, 2001 2:59 AM
To: Orion-Interest
Subject: RE: configuration of web tier (JNDI)
Forgot the files!!
Hey I've put together an example for you with a EJB that returns a Boolean
to a servlet if the user name and pass are "admin" "pass".
The changes that
Forgot the files!!
Hey I've put together an example for you with a EJB that returns a Boolean
to a servlet if the user name and pass are "admin" "pass".
The changes that I made to the config files are;
in server.xml ;
in application.xml;
in default-web-site.xml;
Then just put the 3 files
Hey I've put together an example for you with a EJB that returns a Boolean
to a servlet if the user name and pass are "admin" "pass".
The changes that I made to the config files are;
in server.xml ;
in application.xml;
in default-web-site.xml;
Then just put the 3 files in the application d
001 2:05 AM
To: Orion-Interest
Subject: RE: configuration of web tier (JNDI)
Hey Denis, its not to hard.
You would package both the seperate tiers files into seperate .ear files,
then in a servlet you would access a ejb by creating a properties file with
your JNDI settings and setting the url t
Hey Denis, its not to hard.
You would package both the seperate tiers files into seperate .ear files,
then in a servlet you would access a ejb by creating a properties file with
your JNDI settings and setting the url to the machine hosting the ejb tier
( for now would be localhost, but could be an
