IBM WebSphere and Oracle 8i

I didn't find any other forum where I could post that question, so, sorry if it disturbs...
I try to call an EJB deployed in Oracle 8i from a servlet deployed in WebSphere, but it fails.
I use VisualAge to create the servlet, and I encounter many problems to develop an EJB client.
So I decided to see if an EJB client from Oracle could work directly in Visual Age... so I've deployed the HelloWorld EJB sample in Oracle 8i, and compiled the Client.java and executed it: it works from my DOS command (under NT).
I put it in Visual Age, and it fails. Has anyone already done such a thing, or am I doomed to use the products of only one vendor to develop my application in a language that is said to be cross-platform, vendor-independant, ... ?
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Yes, I put everything needed by the client in Visual Age as it is defined in the sample Client.java from Oracle (the HelloWorld EJB sample).
The problem comes from JNDI, I think, but I don't know exactly why. I wonder if the InitialContext has been correctly created...
Also, I wonder if there is a problem with the CLASSPATH defined in VisualAge (a priority problem), because I don't know why it fails under VA, and that it works under a NT command (java.exe). There must be a redefinition in the classes of VA... and don't know exactly...

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If you have to choose an architecture now, I would advice not to choose Oracle Application Server, but BEA WebLogic. On Oracle Open World I learned that Oracle will stop developing on OC4J, so WebLogic seems the smarter choise.
To either choose weblogic or websphere has to do with a lot more then just the J2EE specs. It also has to do with knowledge of your collegues (who have to support either of these products), company strategy, etc. Therefore this question cannot be answered that easy.
Personally I think an all Oracle stack is just fine, WebLogic has a richer featureset then WebSphere (AFAIK). WebSphere is not a bad product though.

VisualAge RPG and crystal report + IBM Websphere Studio Dveloper client

Hi friends
My doubt is with regard to VisualAge RPG an alternative of java for AS400 servers yet iam posting here
I am trying to call Crystal report using VARPG The IDE used is IBM Websphere studio developer for iseries 6.0.
In VARPG GUI based windows application i am able to add Crystal Report Viewer (CRviewer.dll) to the ACtivex control object. I have to set the Report source and activate the Activex. The control has a property named ReportSource which is of numeric type. I tried to set the report source by calling openReport methox of Craxdrt.dll. I get a error as follows
0211 Error occurred while calling program or procedure OpenReport.
Cause . . . . . : The program attempted to call program or
procedure OpenReport, but was unable to access the program or procedure. If
the name is *N, the call was a bound call by procedure pointer.
Recovery . . . : Check the error log file FVDCERRS.LOG for more
information on the cause of the error. If the call was to a local
program, then the program could not be found, or the accumulated
parameters exceeded 1024 bytes in length. If not found, either specify
the full path name or make sure the program resides in a directory
listed in the PATH environment variable. Verify that the file
extension is correct. If no extension is specified, .EXE is assumed.
Is my way of calling crystal report is correct or i have to set the report source by any other way.
Thanks in advance
Ashokans

Vamsi
You ned to specify the location of the reports in the RAS server.
Follow these steps.
1. Go to the crystal configuration manager.
2. Click Crystal Report Application Server and stop the service.
3. Click the properties button.
4. Go to the parameters tab and from the option type select Server.
5. In the report directory text box, specify the director in which the reports are located.
6. Click ok and Start the Crystal Report Application Server
thats about it

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Hi all of you , my question is Can I add Apache TomCat web server to my IBM WebSphere Dev. Studio 5.0. ? If it's so, How can I do ? If you hurry up,I'll be really appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Ergin

When I do an add server from WSAD 5.1.2 I see the option of Tomcat 3.2, 4.0 & 4.1. I don't know if 5.0 has them.
You can always run tomcat outside of WSAD and point it at your webapp root in WSAD. Doesn't provide all the nice integration but works OK.
-- Frank

Oracle Coherence vs IBM WebSphere Extended Deployment

Hi All,
Does anyone compared the features of oracle coherence vs IBM WebSphere Extended Deployment Grid? If so, Which one is best among them.
Thanks in advance,
Shiva

Hi All,
Does anyone compared the features of oracle coherence vs IBM WebSphere Extended Deployment Grid? If so, Which one is best among them.
Thanks in advance,
Shiva

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Hi everyone,
I've got the following scenario. We have a bunch of WD4A applications that we'd like to integrate with IBM WebSphere.
If we deploy them through portal, there won't be any WSRP support from the portal side and integration cannot be achieved.
What are the options then?
If we integrate them as simple iFrame, what happens to the theme? And what if we have multiple WD views interacting one another? Is the deployment of SAP Portal best practice?
Thank you.
Cheers

That's my point too.
However I'd like to know whether there's some official docs from SAP stating what the best practice would be.
In fact, if SAP portal isn't deployed, the only way integration can be done is via iFrame.
- What happens to the theme then? I think that there will be a discrepancy between SAP's and IBM's themes unless SAP's theme is tweaked manually to look like IBM's.
- What happens to inter-communicating WDynpros? I mean if we have two (or more) WebDynpro apps that need to exchange data and no SAP portal is in place?
- On the other hand, if we deploy SAP Portal and want to integrate SAP Portal with IBM WebSphere, I guess we'll be having tough time later on, because BSPs, WebDynpros, Pages, etc. don't support WSRP and cannot be consumed by WebSphere. Can anybody confirm this? Has anyone ever tried this scenario?
Thank you.

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