At 10:42 AM 10/31/2001 -0500, Wayne Wilson wrote: >David Forslund wrote: > >>OpenEMed will be present as the technology and architecture under the >>RSVP paper being >>presented Tuesday afternoon at AMIA. You can see RSVP running at >>http://OpenEMed.net >Ok, DNS is resolving now. However, you state the RSVP can only be run
The ISP service for OpenEMed.net was down for about 36 hours, so it was not accessible until yesterday afternoon. Qwest had some bad hardware. >in an IE5.x browser. So I will not be able to run the demo, sitting on a >linux >box, I don't have any Microsoft software. Also, I don't see how you can claim >to be built totally on open standards if the browser requirement is such >that only one >vendor can supply the services needed? This presentation requirement will be removed shortly. The problem is that not everyone follows the standard in html and javascript. The server, you may note is running on RedHat 7.1 and is totally portable. You should be able to get to the login screen with Netscape 6.1 which is the same as Mozilla 0.9.2 I think actually that IE5.X is closer to the spec than the other browsers although I know there is considerable disagreement on what is the appropriate "spec". >So, I clicked on RSVP anyway from my Mozilla 0.9.5 browser, but after >coming back >to this window and typing all this, it's still spinning away on the link, >no page refresh >to the URL of http://OpenEMed.net:8080/rsvp has started yet. IS this one >of the problems >that non-IE browsers will see? You should see the login page and a request for secure certificate. There is some other problem than the browser if you don't see this. Try the SIIS application. It does care much about the browser, although it does a little better on Netscape 6.2 than on Netscape 4.78. Dave
