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by Colin Sharples
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Sounds like the problem I was having - see earlier message with subject
bug in ConfigRuleSet?. Haven't received a response yet.
Regards
Colin M Sharples
I/T Architect
IBM Global Services New Zealand
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Hi,
I've finally got round to testing 1.1b1 in WebSphere, and I'm having
problems getting started. I've found a problem with ConfigRuleSet, but I'm
not sure if it's a bug or if I've just got the wrong version of something.
I've been updating all of my Jakarta stuff, and I've lost the plot a bit
To be fair, the JSP code that WebSphere is using for this originally came
from a bug in Tomcat 3.0, which incorrectly disallowed removing
attributes
from request scope. That was more than a couple of years ago, though;
it's really time for IBM to have fixed this by now.
It *is* fixed.
XML parsers inside some J2EE containers have caused us some issues in the
past -- it would be really good to get some beta testers signed up on the
most common platforms (WebLogic, WebSphere, and so on) in addition to
Tomcat and the stand-alone pieces. Ideally we'll cover both J2EE 1.2 and
Apologies for following up a user-type question with another one, but in
the interests of (brain) bandwith I don't read the user list. Please
forgive me, I won't do it again :-)
If this approach is used, populating the form bean before the form is
displayed, then it means that hitting a Reset
One last comment on this - have a look at the following sites:
http://www.anybrowser.org/campaign/
http://www.webstandards.org/upgrade/
which present two other sides to the story:
1) by using browser-specific code you actively discriminate against those
who have no option but to use something
a potentially larger user base. Take this little piece of information to
a potential client/employer... What's reality?...
I am so over this conversation.
Arron.
* Does a bandwagon go faster if it's painted red?...
Colin Sharples wrote:
One last comment on this - have a look at the following
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It seems like the top priority of web development and
this list in particular has become complying with
standards. While I agree that is important and we've
shot ourselves in the foot before, I think we're
forgetting that the absolute number one priority in
any UI
Hi,
All right, so I'm an IBM lurker (*blush*). Actually I've posted one or two
comments here before, but anyway.
What you're talking about sounds ideal as a plug-in for Eclipse (see
www.eclipse.org). Eclipse is sort of a meta-IDE, upon which a whole host of
specific IDE's can be implemented as
. They also use the old
jasper version in websphere 4.0. We are pushing this
through various IBM contacts.
Dave
--- Anders Monrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Colin Sharples wrote:
WebSphere relies on a very old implementation of
Jasper (from Tomcat 3.1)
that does not correctly implement
Craig,
First of all - great job on the workflow proposal! I had begun writing a
workflow system based on basic Struts Actions with a bit of state
management thrown in, but what you're suggesting is much closer to what I
need.
I have a couple of requirements which I'm sure are not unique to my
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