Dan,
I am still having problems serving PDF files with JRun Server 3.0 Service
Pack 2. I am using Apache 1.3.14.
I had posted this problem to the group last week and I did see that a few
people experienced similar issues. The documentation (pdf) links in the JMC
return an error which reads "an internal error occured". I also have links
to PDF files within my web application which now return the same error. When
I roll back to SP1, PDFs work fine!
Can you tell me if this will be fixed in the update?
Also, how can I check if my configuration is U.S. or non-U.S. locale ?
Any suggestions for fixing this issue?
Thanks,
Victor
----- Original Message -----
From: Dan Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: JRun-Talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 9:57 AM
Subject: A Notice to All JRun Server 3.0 Service Pack 2 Users
> Allaire has recently discovered two issues affecting JRun Server 3.0
Service
> Pack 2. These issues are currently being addressed and will be corrected
in
> an update to be posted by the end of the week of Feb 5, 2001. The issues
are
> specific to scenarios described below:
>
> Issue 1: Unable to serve content from servers with non-U.S. locale
>
> The first issue affects JRun servers that configured to a non-US locale. A
> JRun server in this configuration cannot serve static content to a client
> also configured to a non-US locale. This problem affects all static
content,
> including GIF, JPEG, BMP, JS, or CSS files. Applications using static
> content will experience graphics missing from pages, loss of style on Web
> pages and unusual client-side behavior in apps that make heavy use of JS
> files. This problem makes heavily affect JRun's management console (JMC).
> NOTE: This issue does not affect a client configured to a US locale, nor a
> JRun server configured to a US locale serving content to a non-US locale
> client.
>
> Issue 2: JRun Server will not start when used with Microsoft JView JVM
>
> The second issue affects users of Microsoft's JView JVM. JRun servers
> configured to use this JVM will not start.
>
> In response to the discovery of these issues, Allaire has temporarily
> suspended downloads of SP2. The defects causing these issues have been
> identified, fixed and are currently undergoing quality assurance testing.
> The updated service pack, SP2a, will be available for download by the end
of
> this week. Customers who have downloaded SP2 and are not affected by these
> issues may continue using SP2.
>
> Best Regards,
>
> JRun Product Team
>
>
>
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