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The problem must be with some bit of information that is being passed from the
browser to the servlet. I found, much to my dismay, that ie4 handles dates in a
completely different way than ns. I'm not sure what params you are passing back
and forth, but you should set some debug code that allows you to return a page,
HTML, back with the params listed.
I do this a lot for troubleshooting. Should probably have created a ReturnParams
class.
ed.
"Richey, Ross" wrote:
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> Is there anything specific about IE4 that could cause a servlet to fail?
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> In this case we're getting a nullpointer exception when the servlet tries to
> access a SQL server.
>
> We're running:
> RedHat 6.1
> jserv-1.0
> Apache 1.3.9
> JSDK 2.0
> Blackdown JDK 1.1.7_v3
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> This is a problem that only happens with IE4 not any version of navigator or
> IE5.
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