I tested on Windows jdk 1.2.2 and 1.3 and they work as expected. My linux
1.4 doesn't. Haven't tested windows 1.4 or linux 1.3 yet....however the
test case was pretty flimsy.
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> I've got nested sysproperty elements, but the issue turned out to be that
> under jdk1.4 on linux, System.getProperties().keySet() didn't return the
> complete key set, only the ones that were added recently, not the
> 'defaults', e.g. user.home, java.home etc.
What, you mean java1.4 changed underlying behaviour? Now there is a
surprise. I just found code wouldnt build this pm because the interface
java.applet.AppletContext went and added three new abstract methods that I
had to stub out. I didnt think it was usually acceptable to do things like
that, changing well known interfaces. Certainly in COM-land c'est interdit.
But no, not here in the 'better' world of java.
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