Re: [commons-build] Thoughts on Navigation (client side includes).

[Mark R. Diggory]

Yes, I always wondered why Jakarta wasn't actually run on its flagship 
product? I suspect it has to do with server capability being too low and 
load being too high.

-Mark

Emmanuel Bourg wrote:

Dumb question, why Jakarta doesn't use Tomcat & JSPs ? That would open 
some interesting solutions for content management.

Emmanuel

David Graham wrote:

-1 on using javascript for major site functionality such as 
navigation. Many users browse with js turned off and it's a major pain 
getting it to
work across all browsers.  IMO, Apache websites should be accessible to
all visitors.

David


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