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jon * wrote:
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> on 10/21/99 6:02 PM, Pierpaolo Fumagalli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Right, I even looked into doing this, but the only way to do it would be to
> either have a compile time switch to deal with it and produce different .jar
> files or have a check to see if we are doing ajpv11 or ajpv12 for each
> request. Not good solutions either way.
>
Two ports? maybe... One for AJPv11 and one for AJPv12. Or, at startup
you decide wich protocol and you use only that one....
Actually, I shouldn't speak: Open Source Environment: You want a
feature, you implement it... But I don't have time to back-port AJPv11
to the JSERV_1_1 tree :(
> > AJPv12 is not the only improvement, we have also that nice and new
> > classloader (I can't remember who wrote it :) and some bugfixes...
>
> We actually have the same classloader...just lots of fixes. ;-) I have a
> whole new classloader implementation, but I'm going to wait till I have some
> time for jakarta for that.
>
Good :)
Pier
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