Hello, Daniel.. thanks for excellent information... accept a free
beverage of your choice from me when in NYC.
>3. Local copy?
>
>Huh? The servlet engine runs on the server hosted by the ISP. It wouldn't
>be local unless you were the ISP.
well. there must be a way I could use my own version of
the servlet that converts a .jsp file into a servlet-derived
class... so I could install JSP10Servlet and some other stuff
locally and have just my personal .jsp pages all be 1.0 and
everything is beautiful?
or perhaps not, oh, well...
>If you're stuck with using 0.92 I would strongly suggest you avoid the 0.92
>features that were dropped in the 1.0 spec!
don't be coy here :-P
What are these fatal features of which you speak?
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