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Easerver 4.2.0 and Norton Internet Security 2005 on standalone
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| I am running Windows XP Pro SP1 on a stanalone 2 GHZ with 1 GIG ram and 60
GIG harddrive. I am also running Easerver 4.2.0 and Norton Internet
Security 2005. I have deployed my powerbuilder ver 8.0.3 nvos and they are
the back end to my web application that Easerver handles. I use jsp server
scripts to process the nvo's (which get data from the Sybase ASA 8.0
database on this PC) and return data to my html windows in IE 6.0.
Question: Anyone know how to tell Norton Internet Security 2005 how to let
the jsp pages to process? Norton keeps stopping the communication somewhere
between the data retrivial and the rendering of the html. I can get my web
app to start up with my http://mycomputername:8080/MySite but this web page
is pure html only and asks for a logon ID and password which gets qualified
in a jsp script. This is where my problem is. If I totally disable all of
Norton IS 2005 , the web app runs fine. If I try to just disable any part
or all parts of IS 2005 except the overall Security, I am denied acces to
the jsp script.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Many Thanks,
Marc
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| Mark Maslow 2005-06-07, 8:24 pm |
| Toss the Norton !?*&% ;-)
I have no idea if this is the same problem, but we had a problem where
users who had Norton Personal Firewall installed were unable to access
our servlets/jsps running under EAS if there was any javascript at all
in the page. We finally resolved that problem by disabling "chunked"
transfer by adding the following property on the server and setting the
value to "true":
com.sybase.jaguar.server.http. disablechunkedtransf
er
In article <42a6147d@forums-1-dub>, support@mwisolutions
.com says...
> I am running Windows XP Pro SP1 on a stanalone 2 GHZ with 1 GIG ram and 60
> GIG harddrive. I am also running Easerver 4.2.0 and Norton Internet
> Security 2005. I have deployed my powerbuilder ver 8.0.3 nvos and they are
> the back end to my web application that Easerver handles. I use jsp server
> scripts to process the nvo's (which get data from the Sybase ASA 8.0
> database on this PC) and return data to my html windows in IE 6.0.
>
> Question: Anyone know how to tell Norton Internet Security 2005 how to let
> the jsp pages to process? Norton keeps stopping the communication somewhere
> between the data retrivial and the rendering of the html. I can get my web
> app to start up with my http://mycomputername:8080/MySite but this web page
> is pure html only and asks for a logon ID and password which gets qualified
> in a jsp script. This is where my problem is. If I totally disable all of
> Norton IS 2005 , the web app runs fine. If I try to just disable any part
> or all parts of IS 2005 except the overall Security, I am denied acces to
> the jsp script.
>
> Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Many Thanks,
> Marc
>
>
>
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| Boris Gasin[TeamSybase] 2005-06-08, 11:24 am |
| Are you running the Norton Internet Security 2005 on the EAServer box?
Are you using EAServer as a web server? To me it looks like Norton is
blocking the IIOP port. Please note that even if you are running
everything on one box the firewall may see it as external access.
Can you open one of your JSPs and post the line below?
props.put("com.sybase.CORBA.NameServiceURL", "iiop://?????:9000" );
If the ???? is an external URL you will need to make an entry in the
local host file or open up port 9000 in the firewall.
On 7 Jun 2005 14:41:17 -0700, "Marc" < support@mwisolutions
.com> wrote:
>I am running Windows XP Pro SP1 on a stanalone 2 GHZ with 1 GIG ram and 60
>GIG harddrive. I am also running Easerver 4.2.0 and Norton Internet
>Security 2005. I have deployed my powerbuilder ver 8.0.3 nvos and they are
>the back end to my web application that Easerver handles. I use jsp server
>scripts to process the nvo's (which get data from the Sybase ASA 8.0
>database on this PC) and return data to my html windows in IE 6.0.
>
>Question: Anyone know how to tell Norton Internet Security 2005 how to let
>the jsp pages to process? Norton keeps stopping the communication somewhere
>between the data retrivial and the rendering of the html. I can get my web
>app to start up with my http://mycomputername:8080/MySite but this web page
>is pure html only and asks for a logon ID and password which gets qualified
>in a jsp script. This is where my problem is. If I totally disable all of
>Norton IS 2005 , the web app runs fine. If I try to just disable any part
>or all parts of IS 2005 except the overall Security, I am denied acces to
>the jsp script.
>
>Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
>
>Many Thanks,
>Marc
>
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| Boris -
Yes to all your questions. I added the
props.put("com.sybase.CORBA.NameServiceURL", "iiop://mwi3:9000" ); (mwi3 is
my host name) to the jsp page but no success - I think the port 9000 might
be ok since we can start Jagsvr.exe on the PC with no problems and can
connect with the jagmgr to see all the activity. Also - all html pages come
up ok.
Thank you,
Marc
"Boris Gasin[TeamSybase]" < nospambgasinatdynami
ctechgroupdotcom@> wrote in
message news:t25ea1dkc9nmdld
ob3i5jcm01cn5987k84@
4ax.com...
> Are you running the Norton Internet Security 2005 on the EAServer box?
> Are you using EAServer as a web server? To me it looks like Norton is
> blocking the IIOP port. Please note that even if you are running
> everything on one box the firewall may see it as external access.
>
> Can you open one of your JSPs and post the line below?
> props.put("com.sybase.CORBA.NameServiceURL", "iiop://?????:9000" );
>
> If the ???? is an external URL you will need to make an entry in the
> local host file or open up port 9000 in the firewall.
>
> On 7 Jun 2005 14:41:17 -0700, "Marc" < support@mwisolutions
.com> wrote:
>
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| Thanks Mark,
We added the property script to the jaguar.props file, setting it to true -
then re-started the server but no luck.
-Marc
"Mark Maslow" <mark.maslow@sierraclub.org> wrote in message
news:MPG. 1d0fcc923124d3199898
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> Toss the Norton !?*&% ;-)
>
> I have no idea if this is the same problem, but we had a problem where
> users who had Norton Personal Firewall installed were unable to access
> our servlets/jsps running under EAS if there was any javascript at all
> in the page. We finally resolved that problem by disabling "chunked"
> transfer by adding the following property on the server and setting the
> value to "true":
>
> com.sybase.jaguar.server.http. disablechunkedtransf
er
>
>
> In article <42a6147d@forums-1-dub>, support@mwisolutions
.com says...
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| Chris Pollach 2005-06-09, 7:24 am |
| Marc;
I might have a similar problem ....
I can not connect to EAServer from IIs with the JAGProxy.dll (ORB). I
have Norton AV and Internet Security running under XP SP2 (great products
though .. they sure pin point intruders). I can connect to EAS with a PB
application, the PB IDE and JagMgr and JagAnt.
For the ASP scripts to run, I had to disable Script blocking in Norton
AV. I wonder if your JSP's are suffering the same fate.
Regards ... Chris
"Marc" < support@mwisolutions
.com> wrote in message
news:42a76ace@forums
-1-dub...
> Boris -
> Yes to all your questions. I added the
> props.put("com.sybase.CORBA.NameServiceURL", "iiop://mwi3:9000" ); (mwi3
is
> my host name) to the jsp page but no success - I think the port 9000
might
> be ok since we can start Jagsvr.exe on the PC with no problems and can
> connect with the jagmgr to see all the activity. Also - all html pages
come
> up ok.
>
> Thank you,
> Marc
>
> "Boris Gasin[TeamSybase]" < nospambgasinatdynami
ctechgroupdotcom@> wrote in
> message news:t25ea1dkc9nmdld
ob3i5jcm01cn5987k84@
4ax.com...
> 60
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| Boris Gasin[TeamSybase] 2005-06-09, 11:24 am |
| Marc,
I did not intend for you to add any code. I just wanted to see how
you are referring to the server inside the JSP.
Looks like I was thinking of a different issue. When developing
external apps a lot of people refer to the EAServer box by the
external public domain name. For ex.
props.put("com.sybase.CORBA.NameServiceURL",
"iiop://mwi3.mwisolutions.com:9000" );
This makes the IIOP request travel across the firewall boundary even
though in the end a NAT router may redirect the request to a local
network IP. PB and EAServer itself may refer to the box by the local
network name - mwi3, without any interferance.
In your case it looks like the mwi3 is a local name so it should be
ok. Chris' eduacated guess is probably more likely.
Do you have any plans to open the app for external access? Is there
really a need for a Norton Firewall on the EAServer box? Usually a
firewall is placed further down the line.
On 8 Jun 2005 15:01:50 -0700, "Marc" < support@mwisolutions
.com> wrote:
>Boris -
>Yes to all your questions. I added the
>props.put("com.sybase.CORBA.NameServiceURL", "iiop://mwi3:9000" ); (mwi3 is
>my host name) to the jsp page but no success - I think the port 9000 might
>be ok since we can start Jagsvr.exe on the PC with no problems and can
>connect with the jagmgr to see all the activity. Also - all html pages come
>up ok.
>
>Thank you,
>Marc
>
>"Boris Gasin[TeamSybase]" < nospambgasinatdynami
ctechgroupdotcom@> wrote in
>message news:t25ea1dkc9nmdld
ob3i5jcm01cn5987k84@
4ax.com...
>60
>are
>server
>let
>somewhere
>web
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| Thanks Boris,
Yes, the plans are to move the firewall, but if we keep the Norton IS 2005,
I will still need away around it.
By the way, below is script I am using to open the jsp and do my SQL get -
thanks again..
Marc
<%@ page language="java" contentType="text/html" %>
<%@ page import="com.sybase.CORBA.jdbc11.SQL, com.sybase.CORBA.jdbc11.IDL ,
java.sql.*, java.util.*,java.io.* " %>
<% String user_id = request.getParameter( "user_id" );
session.setAttribute( "user_id", user_id );
String password = request.getParameter( "password" );
session.setAttribute( "password", password );
String ini_file = request.getParameter( "ini1" );
session.setAttribute( "ini_file", ini_file );
//psSession.SetValue("password", password);
java.util.Properties props = new java.util.Properties();
props.put( "org.omg.CORBA.ORBClass", "com.sybase.CORBA.ORB" );
org.omg.CORBA.ORB orb = org.omg.CORBA.ORB.init( (String[])null, props );
MWI_PACKAGE.DW_COMP1 dw_comp1 = null;
dw_comp1 = MWI_PACKAGE.DW_COMP1Helper.narrow(
orb.string_to_object( "MWI_PACKAGE/dw_comp1" ) );
String user_id1 = '"' + user_id + '"';
String undef = "undefined";
undef = '"' + undef + '"';
if ( user_id.length() == 0 || user_id1.indexOf("null") > 0 ) {
%> <jsp:forward page="logon.htm">
</jsp:forward>
<%
}
ResultSet rSet = null;
int columns;
String dw_jsp = "d_login_password" ;
rSet = com.sybase.CORBA.jdbc11.SQL.getResultSet( dw_comp1.of_dw1(ini_file,
dw_jsp));
"Boris Gasin[TeamSybase]" < nospambgasinatdynami
ctechgroupdotcom@> wrote in
message news:2ulga1hnm31rhpc
vr5ufl8gi98peaqu8q9@
4ax.com...
> Marc,
> I did not intend for you to add any code. I just wanted to see how
> you are referring to the server inside the JSP.
>
> Looks like I was thinking of a different issue. When developing
> external apps a lot of people refer to the EAServer box by the
> external public domain name. For ex.
>
> props.put("com.sybase.CORBA.NameServiceURL",
> "iiop://mwi3.mwisolutions.com:9000" );
>
> This makes the IIOP request travel across the firewall boundary even
> though in the end a NAT router may redirect the request to a local
> network IP. PB and EAServer itself may refer to the box by the local
> network name - mwi3, without any interferance.
>
> In your case it looks like the mwi3 is a local name so it should be
> ok. Chris' eduacated guess is probably more likely.
>
> Do you have any plans to open the app for external access? Is there
> really a need for a Norton Firewall on the EAServer box? Usually a
> firewall is placed further down the line.
>
>
>
> On 8 Jun 2005 15:01:50 -0700, "Marc" < support@mwisolutions
.com> wrote:
>
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