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> I noticed in Jserv 1.1, it still throws an IllegalArgumentException if
> an invalid date is sent in on the http request, returning an error 500
> to the client on an otherwise completely valid request.
>
> My site gets 50-100 of these a day, so I commented out the
> throw in JServ 1.0 and return currentTimeMillis(). Since I brought
> this up before, I'm curious - why leave it this way if it means throwing
> unnecessary error 500s?
>
> thanks,
> Cott
Cott,
I think that you know what I'm going to say...
send a diff.
-jon
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