What type of file is this code in? Is it a .jsp extension? I tried this
(albeit under Weblogic, not the Java Webserver) and when I served this as a
jsp (.jsp), I got the desired result in IE5 and NN4.7. If I served it as a
.html file IE & NN behaved as you have described.
I can't vouch for what the Java Web Server has done, but I had no problems
serving the code you provided in a jsp within WebLogic. I suspect that you
are serving the file as an html file. Change the file to have a .jsp
extension, place it in the directory the Java Web Server documentation says
jsp files should go, and then serve that file. You should then get the
results you want.
Hope this helps,
Dan
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