So a message like this in config.xml would haved saved me a lot of trouble:
"Use of mordred with Sun Java 1.4.2_03 may result in a deadlock under some circumstances; use of DBCP in these same circumstances will make your deadlock go away."
Easy to say _now_, but if we knew that before, you'd be able to learn it from this list. Comments like this would soon grow into huge useless file noone would ever read. I.e.
- as of j2sdk 1.4.2_05, Sun has finally fixed ClassLoader.loadClass() method by adding checkName() method. Since ClassLoader now works according to the specification, code written for j2sdk earlier than 1.4.2_05 may fail with strange ClassDefNotFoundError messages. If you experience this behaviour using Sun java, please downgrade to jdk 1.4.2_03 or earlier.
- jdk v this on hpux v that was linked with zlib that may produce buffer underrun. Although no such exploits is known yet, please upgrade to jdk v something before someone breaks into your network by mailing you a picture.
Etc... IMHO this list is _much_ better, and provides me (and as we've just seen, you too) with much better tech support level than any company.
Regards...
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