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> ... We're just using simple (but nice) JServ, and our own servlet framework on top
> (called 'versital' see http://www.tomoton.com) not Turbine...hey, it's a competing
> product :)) Looks like its much the same thing... except for maybe the parameter
>parsing
> :)) But we'll soon get that straightened out... eh... won't we ? :))
Sorry, but it isn't even competiting because you don't have a link to even
download it.
> Anyway... back to JServ... We shouldn't be parsing parameters ourselves... JServ
>should
> do it (no ?) and get the session id out by itself (no ?)... If this is our bug, we're
> perfectly willing to accept that, but let's first get this story straight... so don't
> think Turbine... just good ole servlet API 2.0...
Duh. Of course you shouldn't parse them yourself, but you should come up
with a decent methodology to actually get that information correctly. This
*is* what ParameterParser.java does.
> Sure your Turbine code works... are you saying you wrote your own parameter parsing
>on
> top of JServ's ? We did that too for multipart... but does that mean you don't rely
>on
> JServ's implementation of the 2.0 API anymore for the simple stuff ? It should get
>your
> QUERY STRING parsed and stuff.... although with GET forms it doesn't really seem to
>work
> with us ...
Sigh, I will repeat this for about the bazillionth time today...
LOOK AT MY SOURCE CODE.
LOOK AT MY SOURCE CODE.
LOOK AT MY SOURCE CODE.
LOOK AT MY SOURCE CODE.
LOOK AT MY SOURCE CODE.
LOOK AT MY SOURCE CODE.
LOOK AT MY SOURCE CODE.
LOOK AT MY SOURCE CODE.
LOOK AT MY SOURCE CODE.
-jon
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