Hmm. So, you're claiming that Netscape isn't flaky? Good grief man! :-)
ah, no, thats not what you mean, is it?
I think you'll find JRun is sending the right content type - it's just that
JRun is much slower at serving the CSS than IIS is... timing again...
Anyway, it's easy to check, just telnet to JRUN and request the css file and
check the headers coming back.
cheers
Geoff
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tormod Hystad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "JRun-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2000 12:14 AM
Subject: RE: JRun 3 has a "Netscape prints the .css content instead of the
HTML " problem
> Thanks for the info/pointer!
>
> But I do not agree with your conclusion. This problem got much worse after
> we upgraded to JRun 3 (probably because it serves the css instead of
letting
> IIS do it, as JRun 2.x did). When we implemented the "fix" Phil Callister
> recommended (create a virtual directory in IIS that points to the .css
files
> and have all HTML reference this virtual directory), the problem almost
> disappeared. This is the info from the css.nu site:
>
> * CSS appears on screen
>
> * Causes include: Incorrect type sent by server, longish stylesheets,
> reloading/resizing load in progress, a fast connection, earlier versions
of
> NN
>
> * Fix/Workaround: Use embedded style instead of external
>
> So my theory is that JRun 3 triggers the "Incorrect type sent by server"
> cause, but when we worked around this with letting IIS server the css, we
> sometimes trigger the "fast connection" (or one of the others) cause,
which
> are triggered much less frequently.
>
>
> ~ Tormod
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